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Pompom Pitcher

Make a pompom pitcher and worries about how to get pompoms from point A to point B become a thing of the past!

For adults only… Shhh, your children will be learning about engineering, mathematics and physics with this project!

 

Emoji Plates Craft

Join us for a fun craft with an important lesson about recognising and communicating your feelings.

Emoji Templates

3 Stones Game

Join us for some 3 stones! Staff member Tara says "this classic game was played in our village when people were home at night"

Tic Tac Toe Bugs!

Join us to make your own Tic Tac Toe set using painted rocks.

Did you know that three-in-a-row games date back to Ancient Egypt? They probably played with rocks too. Just think, when you play, you join a 3500 year old tradition!

Great Goal, Marvellous Mark

By Katrina Germein and Janine Dawson with permission from Ford Street Publishing

The Big Old Rambutan Tree

By Kathy Creamer with permission from Little Pink Dog Books.

Hand Drum Craft and Let's Build Song

We hope you enjoy making this traditional hand drum craft and learning a popular Arabic children's song.

Bird Nest Craft

Join Floyd and Harold to learn about birds nests and then make your own nest.

History Week Nursery Rhymes

Happy History Week everyone! Staff member Natalie looks at some old-timey toys and helps us sing two favourite nursery rhymes. P.S If you make an Incey Wincey spider we would love to see it! Send us a photo to nlnlibrary@camden.nsw.gov.au

Kurdish Rabbit Song & Craft

Learn a traditional Kurdish song about cute furry rabbits and create an easy handprint rabbit craft.

Fungi

You know what I am longing for? To sing and dance the Fungi song at the library with you. This is the next best thing - please sing and dance with me!ooks.

Parmesan the Reluctant Racehorse

By Jacqui Halpin & John Phillips with permission from Little Pink Dog Books.

A gift for somone special - painted rocks

Some gifts are big and some gifts are small. But a gift from the heart is the greatest of all... Give that special someone the gift of a hand painted rock made specially for them.

Puddle Hunters

By Kirsty Murray and illustrated by Karen Blair with permission from Allen & Unwin.

Spring Treasure Jars

Spring has sprung! It's a time for walks (COVID-safe of course) and collecting natural treasures. This upcycle craft gives you a beautiful way to exhibit your natural treasures.

There's a baddie running through this book

By Shelly Unwin and Vivienne To with permission from Allen & Unwin

The Science of popcorn

We've all eaten popcorn, right? But have you ever wondered about the Science that makes hard kernels into fluffy delicious-ness?

Olympic & Paralympic craft

Have you been loving watching the Olympics and Paralympics too? Here are some simple crafts to celebrate how much fun we're having cheering for all of the athletes.

Food sensory play

Food is not just for eating, you can play with your food too! Join us to learn how to set up an easy sensory play space using food items from your kitchen.

Bertha and the bear

By Christine Sharp with permission from University of Queensland Press.

Let's make cupcakes

Let's make cupcakes. This simple activity has some definite Science behind it!

Skadoodle and Snugs Magnificent Plan

By Caroline Tuohey & Karen Sagovac with permission from Larrikin House.

What's in my treasure bag? Jungle animals

Come sing with us!

What's in my treasure bag? Australian animals

Come sing with us!

3 little ducks song

Come sing with us!

5 naughty monkeys song

Come sing with us!

A house of mud

By Sophie Masson & Katrina Fisher with permission from Little Pink Dog Books

Zoo train

By Sally Sutton & Daron Parton with permission from Walker books

Build it up song

Come sing with us!

Message in a sock

By Kaye Baillie & Narelda Joy with permission from MidnightSun Publishing.

The very hungry caterpillar craft

Make your own very hungry caterpillar with paint and balloons!

Heads, shoulder, knees and toes

Come and sing with us!

Paper-mache volcano craft

Craft a volcano that really explodes!

Ori's clean-up

Anne Helen Donnelly with permission from Anne Helen Donnelly

Found you!

By Mardi Davis with permission from Ford Street Publishing

Reece give me some peace!

By Sonia Bestulic & Nancy Bevington with permission from Big Sky Publishing

Jacaranda Magic

By Dannika Patterson & Megan Forward with permission from Ford Street Publishing

Lucy's Book

By Natalie Jane Prior & Cheryl Orsini with permission from Lothian Children's Books

The Painted Ponies

Written and illustrated by Alison Lester with permission from Allen & Unwin.

Sandcastles

Written and illustrated by Philip Bunting with permission from Allen & Unwin.

Making Sherbet

Make fizzy delicious sherbet with us!

Birthday Baby

Written by Jane Godwin & Davina Bell.
Illustrated by Freya Blackwood
With permission from Allen & Unwin

Red Ned

Written by Tony Wilson & Illustrated by Heath McKenzie with permission from Lake Press.

Library Favourites III (9 December)

Join us for some of our favourite songs! 

BiBs goes Online III (2 December)

Wonderful Colourful (25 November)

Seal-iously Fin-tastic (18 November)

NAIDOC Week (11 November)

Sushi for Little Dumplings (4 November)

Halloween (28 October)

Book Week (21 October)

Curious Creatures, Wild Minds

Library Favourites II (14 October)

Origami (7 October)

In Space (30 September)

Ewww Germs! (23 September)

School Holiday Melted Snowman Tutorial

School Holiday Origami Boat Tutorial

School Holiday Origami Bookmark Tutorial

School Holiday Clay Tealight Holder Tutorial

Very Slimy Story (16 September)

History is in the House! (9 September)

Father's Day (2 September)

Let's Get Scien-cy! (26 August)

What's In A Name? (19 August)

BiBs Goes Online II (12 August)

Library Favourites I (5 August)

Doggos (29 July)

Feeling Froggy (22 July)

Christmas in July (15 July)

Yoga (8 July)

In the Jungle (1 July)

Farm Life (24 June)

Possums (17 June)

BiBs Goes Online I (20 May)

Mother's Day (6 May)

Mother's Day Crafts

ANZAC Day (22 April)

Easter Storytime (8 April)