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Library fun time for kids

By JONATHON HOWARD

NOOSA and Cooroy libraries have come to every parent’s rescue with a range of great free activities to entertain kids during the June-July school holidays.
Expect something for children of all ages.
NOOSAVILLE LIBRARY: Start times are 10am (phone for details)
1 July and 7 July – Learn to Knit
2 July – Music and Movement with Kristy and Kester
2 July – 3+ years Ballet and Jazz
2 July – Beginner Hip Hop
4 July – Silly Birds Book Promotion
8 July – Change Your Face (upcycle old clocks)
8 July – Recycled Singlet Bags
10 July – What’s your Favourite Animal
10 July – Lego Challenge
COOROY LIBRARY: Start time 10am
2 July – Who’s Affraid of the Pompom Monsters
3 July – Silly Birds Book Promotion
4 July – Lego Challenge five to eight-year-old
4 July – Lego Challenge nine+
7 July – What’s Your Favourite Animal
9 July NAIDOC Week Singing for Kids
To find out more contact Noosaville Library on: (07) 5329 6555.

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