In the poem, “I, Too, Sing America,” Langston Hughes says, “I am the darker brother. They send me to eat in the in the kitchen when company comes, But I.
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What: Memorial Day It s a slime takeover! In this camp, slime is the main event. We ll explore different slime recipes as we create tons of gooey, sparkly, stretchy, messy goo. From an out-of-this-world glitter solar system slime to confetti cake slime. We ll even throw in a little . Learn More
Dragonfly on Canvas Workshop (6-12 Years)
When: Tuesday, June 1st at 5:30 p.m.
What: Make room on your walls! Your child is going to be very proud of this masterpiece! In this popular class and the kids will paint a dragonfly on canvas just like a real artist! Ask your child after class and see how much they ve learned! Learn More
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April is National Poetry Month! Over the years, National Poetry Month has become the largest literary celebration in the world with schools, publishers, libraries, booksellers, and poets celebrating poetry’s vital place in our culture. We ve gathered some classroom resources for all ages from PBS LearningMedia to help you and your students celebrate National Poetry Month.
Grades: 6-12
Explore the power of language, look at the world with a fresh sense of wonder, and build reading and writing skills. These video segments, drawn from the PBS Poetry Everywhere series, capture some of the voices of poetry, past and present.
The Brothers Four: 60 Years.and Counting!
Thereâs something special about The Brothers Four, but itâs in addition to their uniqueness and wholesomeness as family-oriented entertainers. The group has been on the international stage since 1960, an achievement unto itself..but itâs more than that, too! Read on!
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By Bill Bronk
Picking a performer or group to write about can be a lot of fun (or not!). And
fun was the operative word for a fan like me in researching and writing about
The Brothers Four. I happen to like reading what’s on LP record jackets, in liner notes and digging through old newspaper articles. You can learn a lot. But like others who dabble in the fine art of writing stuff that you hope gets read by your target audience, along with a litany of facts you find that it can also be enlightening as well. With that said, I’ve learned what other fans around the world have known about The Brothers Four for over 60 years.