StoryWalk® Sunday adventures for kids continue…The story posted on the StoryWalk® trail at Pine Hill Park changes regularly, and a special story event accompanies each one on the second Sunday of select months.
The book for October was held over from September as it’s the perfect book for fall: “Pick a Circle, Gather Squares: A Fall Harvest of Shapes” by Felicia Sanzari Chernesky (Author), Susan Swan (Illustrator).
Kids will join a guided walk along the story trail as they read the book, then make a special craft project to take home.
To mark the changing season, this book celebrates the wonderful visual delights―not just colors, but shapes—of fall. This clever book follows a family on a trip to a pumpkin patch and invites children to pick out shapes from the seasonal scenery―apple bushel circles, square hay bales, diamond kites in the autumn sky!
Children love the sweet verses, which are enhanced and complemented by gorgeous, colorful, collage-inspired art.
“This little book is a visual delight and allows children to think about the things they see in the fall in new ways,” said Pam Rowland, Buttonwood’s director of education.
The event is FREE, but pre-registration is required by October 10.
Fill in the registration form, below. Limited to 20 children.
For more information, email to: [email protected] or call 717-762-0373.
All families are welcome, but activities are geared for preschool and elementary age kids.
Stay tuned for future StoryWalk® Sundays!
Buttonwood Nature Center/Institute story walks are sponsored by lead sponsor, Julia S. Dawson. Other sponsors include Kathy Helfrick, with additional support from our Today’s Horizon Fund contributors: The Nora Roberts Foundation; Alma W. Oyer; Marge Kiersz; APX Enclosures; Don Gibe and Nancy Erlanson; and the family of the late Carolyn Terry Eddy, with daughters Connie Fleagle & Kim Larkin. Facility support courtesy of Washington Township.
Pine Hill’s StoryWalk® trail, a Buttonwood/Institute project, was funded in part by Summit Endowment – (WellSpan Health), Marge Kiersz and Rouzerville Business Association, with in-kind support from Washington Township, Hopewell Manufacturing, Waynesboro Area School District “Be the Village,” and Alexander Hamilton Memorial Free Library.
The StoryWalk® Project was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, VT and developed in collaboration with the Kellogg-Hubbard Library. StoryWalk® is a registered service mark owned by Ms. Ferguson.
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