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The Mother & Son Night of Fun takes place each year in February. This is a fun date night for Moms and their little guys. There will be a DJ spinning some tines as well as fun photo ops.

Designed for students ages 8-14, Advanced registration is required. For inclement weather, we follow the Sumner County Schools weather schedule. Historical Tape Weaving (Part 1) In this two part class, students will learn to set up an inkle loom and weave. The bands woven on these looms are versatile and may be used as hat bands, shoelaces, or sewn together to create bags and pouches.

This 13 week literature-based study is designed for students in Grades 4th-6th. The class takes place each Tuesday February 5 - April 30. Learn about Laura Ingalls and her family's joys and struggles as they pioneered the woodlands and prairies of the post-Civil War American frontier. Each student will need to bring their own copy of the book, Little House on the Prairie, each week. The students will not only read two chapters per week, they will research other people and events significant to the life of Laura Ingalls. As a literature-based unit study, students will study different theme(s) including but not limited to: language art, science, writing and researching, and reading comprehension, cooking and frontier living, crafts, and post Civil War American history. Assignments will be given each week to be completed before the next class. This class will take place rain or shine.

Designed for students ages 8-14, Advanced registration is required. For inclement weather, we follow the Sumner County Schools weather schedule. Historical Tape Weaving (Part 2) In this two part class, students will complete the weaving project they started in the February 6 class.

Designed for students ages 8-14, Advanced registration is required. For inclement weather, we follow the Sumner County Schools weather schedule. Heritage Cooking: Back to Basics (Part 1) In this two part class, students will learn the basics of kitchen safety, first aid, appliances, common cooking terms, abbreviations and equivalents.

Bowen Buddies is designed for children ages 6-7 years old. Each week includes a craft, hands on activity, and a different educational program. Advanced reservations are required.

This 13 week literature-based study is designed for students in Grades 4th-6th. The class takes place each Tuesday February 5 - April 30. Learn about Laura Ingalls and her family's joys and struggles as they pioneered the woodlands and prairies of the post-Civil War American frontier. Each student will need to bring their own copy of the book, Little House on the Prairie, each week. The students will not only read two chapters per week, they will research other people and events significant to the life of Laura Ingalls. As a literature-based unit study, students will study different theme(s) including but not limited to: language art, science, writing and researching, and reading comprehension, cooking and frontier living, crafts, and post Civil War American history. Assignments will be given each week to be completed before the next class. This class will take place rain or shine.

Designed for students ages 8-14, Advanced registration is required. For inclement weather, we follow the Sumner County Schools weather schedule. Heritage Cooking: Back to Basics (Part 2) In this two part class, students will follow up on the February 20 class and calculate equivalent measurements, practice measuring liquids and solids, and put it together to make chocolate chip cookie dough to take home and bake.