US 250: Revolutionary Kids: Life in Colonial Times!
Wednesday, July 22
1:30pm - 2:30pm
Central Library
Youth Programing (2nd Floor)A Day in Colonial Life & the Revolutionary War
Read Rebecca Rides for Freedom: An American Revolution Survival Story by Emma Carlson Berne, and step back in time to explore what life was like for kids in early America—and what changed when the colonies fought for independence! In this interactive library program, elementary students will discover daily colonial life and be introduced to the exciting events of the American Revolutionary War through stories, activities, and imaginative play.
The creation of this country took all of US. We celebrate, support, and uplift every member of our community who enjoys the freedoms outlined by the Declaration on Independence and lives in a world working towards a more perfect union for all of US.
Questions? Contact Community Librarian Sheila Grier sheilag@deschuteslibrary.org (call or text) 541-617-7071
AGE GROUP: | Elementary School Age |
EVENT TYPE: | Elementary School Aged Program |
Central Library
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