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A highlight of the significant pioneering contributions of African American heroes by storyteller Br. John.
Presented by Kansas City Young Audiences
This customizable workshop allows students to explore the world of science through the eyes of visual artist, Paige Ahlenius.
Kindergarteners through 8th graders can choose one of these 3 projects:
- Design your own crystal garden.
- Investigate the properties of matter by creating a lava lamp.
- Learn the secrets of invisible ink.
Students in 3rd through 8th grades can challenge themselves by designing and building their own gravity carousel. Discoveries abound when you put the arts and sciences together!
Participate in Summer Reading with us. Get a free book just for signing up! Read ANY five books between May 30 and August 15 to get a prize.
This project is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by the Missouri State Library, a division of the Office of the Secretary of State.
If you need ADA accommodation to use Library services or attend Library events and programs, please notify us at least 3 business days in advance at 816.701.3409 or ADA@kclibrary.org. (TTY access available via 711 or 866.520.7309 for Spanish.)
The Kansas City Public Library could be videotaping and taking photos for possible inclusion in marketing and promotional communications.
