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Fun, educational events for children at Sugar 
Grove Nature Center
 
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            [January 31, 2017]  
			
			Sugar 
			Grove Nature Center is pleased to announce the following programs 
			throughout February and into March. In most cases, children are 
			asked to come with an adult chaperone. All events request 
			pre-registration, with fees attached. Discounts are given to members 
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			 For a map and directions to the Nature Center as well as updated 
			program information and registration form, visit us on-line at
			
			www.sugargrovenaturecenter.org. 
 Tiny Melodies: Gone Wild in the Winter
 Most exciting for children birth to age 4, but all ages are welcome 
			with an adult chaperone.
 
 Wednesday, February 8,
 Wednesday, March 8;
 10:00-11:00 a.m.
 
 Tiny Melodies: Gone Wild, is an interactive Family Music Making 
			Experience! Children AND their caregivers will join Meryl Brown, 
			Board Certified Music Therapist, in a variety of music-making 
			opportunities including, but not limited to, instrument play, 
			singing, movement and storytelling. Each of these experiences will 
			bring participants into nature as we discover the wonders of winter!
 
			
			 
			Little WondersAges 3-5 (with an adult chaperone)
 Wednesdays 10:00-11:30 a.m. or 1:00-2:30 p.m.
 
 Wednesday, February 15: Little Tappers, Maple Sirup;
 Wednesday, February 25 (10:00-11:30 only): Little Tappers, Maple 
			Sirup
 Wednesday, March 15: Rainbows
 
 Discover the wonders of nature in these hands-on, interactive 
			classes. A snack will accompany story time and a fun craft will be 
			created.
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Home School: Maple Sirup Experience ToursTuesday, February 21;
 Wednesday, February 22;
 Tuesday, February 28;
 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
 
 Homeschoolers of all ages can participate in the Maple Sirup Experience on days 
set aside especially for them! The program provides a special opportunity for 
students to actively engage in the production of maple sirup as they explore its 
history from pre-settlement to current day through demonstrations and hands-on 
activities, including the opportunity to tap a maple tree and take home a small 
bottle of Funks Grove Pure Maple Sirup. Registration is on a first come; first 
served basis. This program fills quickly, so get your registration in soon!
 
				 
			[Rachael Kramp] 
			  
			
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