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Slides for Pasadena Public Library's Read Around the World Book Club's discussion of the book ¡¡Manu!! by Kelly Fernández, learning about the Dominican Republic on which its setting was based, and how to make Dominican muñecas limé out of clothespins and paper.
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This document summarizes an art and coding event held at the Pasadena Public Library. It describes 10 puzzles where participants had to determine the direction an artist character would turn to draw various shapes. It then invited participants to design their own shape by specifying a series of turns. The document provided tips for breaking up complex designs into colors and adjusting lines and angles. It concluded by asking participants to share links to their completed designs and explained how to save the images for future use.
A Good Kind of Trouble discussion questions
This document summarizes a book club discussion on the book "A Good Kind of Trouble" by Lisa Moore Ramée held on February 10, 2021 at the Pasadena Public Library. It includes discussion questions about interviews conducted with people involved in the civil rights movement, quotes from the book, perspectives on Black youth and interactions with police, and how characters in the book change. The discussion board provides resources on related topics and recommends a future book for the club to read.
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Coding & Art, ArtNight Presentation
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A Good Kind of Trouble discussion questions
This document summarizes a book club discussion on the book "A Good Kind of Trouble" by Lisa Moore Ramée held on February 10, 2021 at the Pasadena Public Library. It includes discussion questions about interviews conducted with people involved in the civil rights movement, quotes from the book, perspectives on Black youth and interactions with police, and how characters in the book change. The discussion board provides resources on related topics and recommends a future book for the club to read.
The Turtle of Oman Discussion for Read Around the World Book Club
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Kids' Writing Workshop: Summer Reading Inspirations
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Hour (and a half) of Code: Flappy Bird Games in Scratch
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Lucha Libros Basic Information
- 14. 1. Colorea y corta. 1. Color and cut. 2. Glue the tabs, and fold them under each other. 2. Pon pegamento en las pestañas, y únelas. 3. Enhebra el hilo a través de los agujeros. 3. Thread yarn through the holes.