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Maker Monday: Paper Mosaic

Mosaic is the art of decorating a surface with pictures and patterns made of little pieces of stone, glass, or tiles of different colors. Mosaics are sometimes used outdoors on pavements. Watch Miss Amy’s video to see how to make your own mosaic out of paper! Supplies: scissors, paper, glue, markers or crayons https://youtu.be/q8rmMZuqj5Q Steps:…

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Family Friday: Move More Together

Grab the people around you to be part of a community that is moving through the tough times together. The American Heart Association is livestreaming weekday celebrations to get you and your family up and moving. Follow along on their Facebook Live for dancing, yoga, and more for all fitness levels. You can also watch…

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E-audio-Charlie & Mouse by Laurel Snyder

Charlie & Mouse is a fun early reader book about two brothers who also happen to be great friends. They go to a neighborhood party that has a surprise twist, come up with a plan to make money, and invent a new bedtime ritual that just might get better with time. They are good at…

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Northwest Special Recreation Association Virtual Programming

Our friends at NWSRA are excited to unveil their Virtual Programming lineup, with programs held free of charge! They have opened an online Activity Center with Live Virtual Programming for individuals with disabilities who want to stay active, social, and engaged in a variety of recreational pursuits.  In order to meet the unique interests of individuals,…

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E-Book & E-Audiobook – Refugee by Alan Gratz

Refugee by Alan Gratz, a captivating novel, is written with an interlacing of three different stories, following the lives of three disparate children, and their families. These emigrants are grappling to find the courage they need to escape from the country they have loved. All are fleeing from their oppressed, unstable homeland and searching for a new frontier. A brand-new beginning.   All these stories are set at…

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Family Friday: Storytelling Podcast

Getting tired of your screens? How about an evening of storytelling? The only pictures you'll need are the ones in your imaginations! One of our favorite podcasts is called Grimm, Grimmer, Grimmest by Adam Gidwitz. Join the hilarious and energetic author and his students for classic fairy tales like you’ve never heard before. Each episode…

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Welcome to our New Blog!

Hello, everyone! Welcome to Kids at Home with MPPL. We’re bringing library programs to your home! Here you will find a variety of activity ideas for kids, presented and curated by your friends at the Library. Get ready to learn, explore, build, and create with us virtually! Most activities will be best suited for grades…

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