Saturday at 10:30am Miller Library, located in Laurelhurst at the UW Botanic Gardens (3501 NE 41st Street), is holding another storytime with the theme of "Winter Worms."
Storytime is geared towards children ages 3 to 8 and celebrate gardens, plants, and nature. All ages and their families are welcome.
The information says:
What do worms do in winter? How long does a worm live? Why do people say worms are good for the soil? After today's stories, you'll be able to answer these questions and many more. Then join us in the program room for a hands-on worm project.
Books to be read are:
MY DAY IN THE GARDEN by Miela Ford
COMPOST BY GOSH! By Michelle Eva Portman
DIARY OF A WORM by Doreen Cronin
SQUIRMY WORMY COMPOSTERS by Bobbie Kalman
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