Anybody up for a friendly competition? Test your building skills against all your friends. Who can stack up the biggest, brightest, and greatest crayon tower??
We challenge you to a crayon tower building contest. You will be provided a box of new crayons with the goal that you do not use the crayons for coloring, but rather to build a tower. How you choose to do that is up to you. The only rule is you cannot use glue or anything that would hold them together. You must just use gravity, balance, and ingenuity. See how tall you can get!!
The SPARK Summer Learning Program is generously funded by the Foellinger Foundation, Friends of the Allen County Public Library and the Allen County Public Library Foundation. Join us this summer for amazing events, creative programming, and fantastic prizes. Log the time you spend reading to help us read to our 10 million minute community goal. Get started at www.acpl.info/spark.
This program is intended for all ages.
AGE GROUP: | Toddlers | Preschoolers | Babies | Adults | 9th-12th Grade | 7th-8th Grade | 4th-6th Grade |
EVENT TYPE: | Special Interest/Hobbies | Reading/SPARK |
TAGS: | SPARK |
The Little Turtle branch was named after Miami chief Little Turtle, who was born near Ft. Wayne. The Little Turtle branch is home to unique circulating collections, including puzzles and games, and the ACPL Seed Library.
