Sunday, March 1 Tuesday, March 3
• Dance Workshop. A one-day only free
• Animal of the Month Club: Outrageous • Origami. Ages 6-12. Prereg.
dance workshop for 6th, 7th & 8th graders.
Owls.Learn the facts & then search for Port Richmond Library, 718-442-0158
Prereg. At Moore Catholic H.S. Performing
animals in the preserve. Prereg. 5+. Clay Pit
Arts Institute, 718-761-9200 ext. 125
Ponds, 718-967-1976
• Compass and Map Reading. Learn about
• Prognosticating People. Create a game
Wednesday, March 4
the outdoors. Classes are free & include
spinner/dial. Six months of winter or an early
• Seal Watching Walk. Observe Harbor lunch. The Zimmer Club, 718-948-9599
spring? SI Children’s Museum, 718-273-2060
Seals. At Mount Loretto. • Madama Butterfly. Live opera at Wagner
• My Hero: Describe your hero & decorate a
SI Museum, 718-727-1135 H.S. transmitted live via satellite. Free. Ages,
replica of that famous someone. SI Museum,
• Preschool Stories. Ages 3-5. Prereg. upper level elementary, H.S. & college
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Huguenot Park Library, 718-984-4636 students. For more info call 212-870-7421
• Children’s Purim Carnival. Come in
• Board Game Time. All ages. • Birding Expedition with NYC Audubon.
costume, music, entertainment, games and
South Beach Library, 718-816-5834 Prereg. High Rock Park, The Greenbelt
more. Temple Israel Reform, 718-727-2231
Conservancy, 718-667-2165
• Gone Fishing: Different Types of Tackle.
Thursday, March 5
• Uncle Tom’s Cabin. A community conversa-
Learn about local fish, the art of fishing and
tion on a misunderstood American classic.
• Board Games. Ages 5-11. Prereg.
more. Ages 6+ with adult. Prereg. SI Zoo,
Ages 12+. Free. At Historic Richmond Town.
St. George Library, 718-442-8560
718-442-3101
SI OutLOUD, 718-907-0709
• Lecture & Cooking Demonstration.
Cooking demo. Prereg. Historic Richmond
Friday, March 6
Sunday, March 8
Town, 718-442-1158 • Toddler Time.Ages 18 mos - 3 yrs. Prereg.
• Harbor Seal Watch.An enjoyable day
Dongan Hills Library, 718-351-1444
looking for harbor seals that bask in the sun.
Monday, March 2
Protectors, 718-761-7496
• Read Across America. The National
Saturday, March 7
• Frog Watch USA. A frog & toad monitoring
Education Associations Annual Reading • Kids Workshop: Home Depot Speedway.
program that gives you the opportunity to
Program celebrating the birthday of Do-it yourself skills & tool safety. Ages 5-12.
help. Blood Root Valley. UPR, 718-967-3542
Dr. Seuss.
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• Ecology Walk. Wolfe’s Pond Park. Time for
• A Kids Life Goes to School. At CSI, Center • Kids & Critters. Pre-K & Kindergarten
Spring Migrants. Free. SI Museum,
for the Arts. Enrichment Through the Arts, adventure seekers. Meet & learn about
718-727-1135
718-982-5678 animals. Take a tour & make a craft. Drop off
• Nature Story Theater. Clay Pit Puppets
program. Prereg. SI Zoo, 718-442-3101
entertain & educate with family animal tales.
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