The document summarizes the schedule and activities for an event hosting 220 active children, who were divided into 3 groups to ensure all participated. The schedule included storytelling with dancing and singing led by a children's librarian, a petting zoo, nature walk guided by 3 leaders, lunch serving all 5 food groups, planting flowers or vegetables with help from 2 volunteers, and crafts in a greenhouse led by 2 more assistants. All children received animal hats for the occasion and the tight schedule worked well.

2. Hosting an event for 220 active children requires a very tight time schedule. The children were
divided into 3 separate groups to ensure each one participated in all of the activities.
THE SCHEDULE WORKED…..!!!!!!!!

3. All of our young guest received an animal hat --- perfect for the occasion.

4. Story Telling
Isn’t just story telling any
more…..there’s dancing, singing, games,
and of course a story.
Jill Morse, Children's Librarian from
Carnegie Library captured the
attention of so many little ones.

6. Shaggy Mountain Petting Zoo

7. Nature Walk
Ben Petry, Niko Mallas and JoAnn
Welsh guided the children on a
wonderful, informational nature
walk.

8. Lunch Time
The 5 food groups were served
Vegetables FRUIT
Grains
Protein Dairy

9. Doreen Eisaman
and Mark Hornfeck
helped children
scoop dirt into
starter containers
and planted their
choice of a flower
or vegetable.

10. Craft time in the
greenhouse with
Dawn Mallas and
Athena Batis,