Story Hour at Greenfield Public Library
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For the last Story Hour at Greenfield Public Library, Miss Pam (Painter) read the story “The Circus Ship” by Chris Van Dusen. The story centered around a ship full of circus animals that runs around off the coast of Maine. The animals swim ashore and are welcomed into the community and when the greedy circus owner goes to claim them, the community into which the animals have become acclimated, refuse to let him have them back. The story shows the bonds of a community. Following the story hours, the kids had the opportunity to do a craft of their choosing. Summer story hours will begin soon. The library is in the process of determining whether a morning or afternoon story hour will work best for parents and children, so let them know which you prefer.
Miss Pam (Painter) had an attentive audience while reading the story. (Carmen Ensinger/River County News)
Cooper Gordon concentrates on cutting something out for his craft. (Carmen Ensinger/River County News)
Daisy Hubbard reaches for an extra piece of paper for her craft. (Carmen Ensinger/River County News)
Gloria Reno uses a marker to fill in her drawing. (Carmen Ensinger/River County News)
There was a little guest for the last story hour of the school year – Peaches the little chihuahua. Ironically, she was older, at 14 years old, than any of the kids attending the story hour. All of the kids loved holding the tiny 2.75 pound chi, but Hazel Hubbard especially loved the little lady. (Carmen Ensinger/River County News)
Not quite sure what craft Ella Adams is making, but it requires construction paper chain links. (Carmen Ensinger/River County News)
One year old Keith Hubbard gets a little help with his craft from Shayde Adams. (Carmen Ensinger/River County News)
Dixie Dowland’s craft project requires some very precise cutting. (Carmen Ensinger/River County News)
