In the Pages of a Book ...

1/20/2013

COMING IN FEBRUARY

Meet Molly an American Girl from 1944

We will be decorating Valentine Cookies :)

1/16/2013

American Girl Josefina

We had fun weaving our own fabric just like Josefina would have done.

1/06/2013

Three of the winning photographs from the National Geographic photography contest 2012

This is #1

1/03/2013

Join us for our next

American Girl Book Club

We will be talking about Josefina and her life in New Mexico in 1824. We will learn how to make tortillas and salsa and each girl will get to practice weaving.

LOTS OF FUN!

Freedom Preparatory Academy Library

January 15, 2013

3:45 - 4:45

(Mothers are welcome)

See Miss Merriweather in the library for
FREE tickets.

12/06/2012

The White House Christmas Card 2012

12/04/2012

We had a wonderful time at our American Girl Book Club. We learned about all the things that were so normal in Samantha's life and so different from our own. We made delightful paper dolls and enjoyed ice cream cones. Did you know that ice cream cones were invented for the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904

If you missed the fun you may come and pick up a copy of our Samantha Paper Doll in the library. Hope to see you all at our January meeting.

Miss Merriweather

11/23/2012

The Christmas tree arrives at the White House 2012

11/03/2012

FPA AMERICAN GIRL BOOK CLUB

Join us this November for a fun filled afternoon as we launch our first event in our American Girl Book Club. Starting with Samantha Parkington we will taste, play, watch and create our way through her 1904 world.

WATCH FOR DATES AND TIMES...

10/31/2012

We're having an "Indian Summer"

Beautiful Mount Timpanogos

An Indian summer refers to a period of above normal temperatures, usually after there has been a killing frost. It most often occurs between late September and mid November.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN

10/28/2012

Count the number of faces you see :)

10/26/2012

Students at Platform 9 3/4

Instead of Spooky Night in the Library we had our own Evening at Hogwarts. Nearly 100 students qualified to attend by reading one of the Harry Potter books. It was fun and the kids were so excited. We sorted the students into houses with a real sorting hat. They dined on chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, and hot cheddar scones. They ate chocolate frogs, Bertie Botts Every Flavor Beans, edible wands, pumpkin pasties and butter beer. We even had a visit from a real owl, thanks to the Nature Center. I was exhausted but it was worth it.

None of it would have been possible without the help of some great teachers. You are the "best"