geology
and Chemistry
We also visit frequently for research, books to read/write about and to visit their discount bookcellar.
Dusty, from To the Moon and Back, has a wonderful post all about Library Skills for children and how much there is to gain from time in the library:
The guest post was written by a librarian and outlines how many resources (in addition to great books!) can be found in the library and the life skills that our children learn from being there.
If your library doesn't yet offer homeschool-specific programs, talk to your children's librarian. They want to hear from you and are eager to provide programs for the community in which they serve.
If you missed the previous posts in this series, you can access them here:
Day 2- Field Trips
Day 3- Free Printables
Here are just some of my 50+ colleagues who are participating in this hop. Go on over and see what wonderful things they had to post!
Dawn @ Double O Farms
Tess @ Circling Through This Life
Lisa Marie @ The Canadian Homeschooler
Lexi @ Lextin Academy
Karen @ My Harbor Lights
Jen @ Happy Little Homemaker
Joanie @ Simple Living Mama
Lori @ At Home: where life happens
Tess @ Circling Through This Life
Lisa Marie @ The Canadian Homeschooler
Lexi @ Lextin Academy
Karen @ My Harbor Lights
Jen @ Happy Little Homemaker
Joanie @ Simple Living Mama
Lori @ At Home: where life happens
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2 comments:
I love the public library. We've been visiting the library weekly this summer, there's so much you can do and borrow that many people don't know about so it's good to bring awareness to that. Great post!
We, too, take advantage of a TON of library programs! I do need to work on my kids' actual library skills though. They love libraries, but could, perhaps, learn the dewey decimal system....
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