Harry Potter and the Escape Room props
#christmas #midcentury
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“expression–hunted”
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The Pallas Cat.
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Philip Johnson, Hodgson House, Plan, New Canaan, Connecticut, 1951
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The People’s Car |Classic Volkswagen Beetle Cutaway Shot - Via
"Piggie, Piggie, where do you hide? Are you behind the blue book, let's look inside!"
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The Gang Recycles Their Trash
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butchdee
I’m not taking questions. Goddamn.
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[You’re in a cult, call your dad] [Stay sexy and don’t get murdered]
My Favorite Murder stickers.
I need to stop.
I accidentally bought an aluminum Christmas tree. #midcenturymodern
Exploration Stations
So my story time kiddos were less than thrilled with the crafts I had for them, which made me super bummed and left questioning my abilities as a librarian. But after some soul searching and Facebook group discussion, I found the perfect thing for these little Einsteins-in-training: stations.
One of the schools where I do outreach implements Montessori in their daily activities. I love this. The kids get to “play,” but they’re also learning life skills, and motor skills, and self-discipline.
So I bought all the pencil bags from the dollar store, and used all the laminating sheets in the library, and created these learning stations/busy bags for the kids to do after the story.
They absolutely LOVED it.