Tweens Make Origami

On January 20th tweens made origami lead by the talented Kaylee.

Chinese New Year Celebration

Chinese New Year/ Chinese Books and CD at Hobart Library


Taste of Asia - CD – Q.CD ASIA TA N25

Chinese New Year Crafts by Karen E. Bledsoe
JUV 745.5941 BLED

Bringing In The New Year by Grace Lin
JUV P LIN

Chinese New Year’s Dragon by Rachel Sing J
UV P SING

The Jade Stone, A Chinese Folktale, adapted by Caryn Yacowitz
JUV 398.20951 YACO

How the Ox Star Fell from Heaven Retold and Illustrated by Lily Toy Hong
JUV 398.20951 HONG

A Chinese Zoo adapted and illustrated by demi
JUV 398.20951 DEMI

The Beggar’s Magic A Chinese Tale Retold by Margaret and Raymond Chang
JUV 398.20951 CHAN

The Lost Horse by Ed Young
JUV 398.20951 YOUN

Chinese New Year by Alice K. Flanagan J
UV 394.261 FLAN

Tikki Tikki Tembo retold by Arlene Mosel
JUV 398.2 MOSE

Mouse Match by Ed Young
JUV 398.20951 YOUN

My Chinatown, One Year in Poems
JUV P MAK

The Magic Horse of Han Gan by Chen Jiang Hong
JUV 398.20951 CHEN

Chinese New Year by Dianne M. MacMillan
JUV 394.261 MACM

Chinese New Year by David F. Marx
JUV 394.261 MARX

Sam And The Lucky Money by Karen Chin
JUV P CHIN

Two of Everything by Lily Toy Hong
JUV 398.210951 HONG

Chinatown by William Low J
UV P LOW

They made Dragon Streamer Puppets.

Mother Goose on the Loose

MGOL was on January 13th at 10:30am. This program is for babies and toddlers, 6 to 23 months of age, accompanied by their caregivers. This is a fun interactive, 30 minute nursery rhyme program filled with rhymes, books, songs, and movement. This program aids in literacy development.

Pre-School Story Hour

On January 12th at 1 or 6pm three and four year olds enjoyed stories, songs, finger plays, and made Winter King and Queen finger puppets.