Reach out to Grant Manger and Tween Librarian Marisa Hall. (Putnam Juvenile, 2010.) When a motorboat seriously injures a pregnant Florida manatee. The Direct Grants to Libraries program provides funds to eligible libraries of all types to institute new projects and services for their patron base. The Sawyer Free library was awarded a Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) direct grant for 2023. The most recent YGSC kit list can be found by clicking the tab above labeled Kits.Īll videos can be found HERE on the Sawyer Free Library’s Youtube Channel You can find the registrations for future programs through the Library’s online calendar. The registration link for our most recent program can be found above. An endangered species, their biggest threat is humans, who unwittingly hit them with their boats in shallow waters. This program will not only allow for a hands-on approach to learning and build community connections, but it will encourage children to actively think like scientists by observing, questioning and experimenting with the world around them. ZooTampa will place special signage throughout the Zoo with questions. Slow down for Manatees by Jim Arnosky Hardcover, 32 pages See Other Available Editions Description Manatees are the gentle giants of southeastern coastal waterways. Circulating Kits and library produced Digital Content will provide children with fun learning activities to do at home, as well as monthly in-person family programming that introduces them to Gloucester Community members with careers across a variety of STEM fields. This program will be focused on crafting a multilevel program that supports children both in and outside of the library through continued access to physical collections, materials and programming. The “ Young Gloucester Scientist’s Club ” will provide an opportunity to better support the digital, scientific and technological goals we have for our elementary and middle school patrons.

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Slow Down for Manatees by Jim Arnosky