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Children ‘lost’ at library

27/04/2008

CRANBOURNE preschoolers strayed from the beaten track when they got “lost” at Cranbourne Library last week.
As part of the library’s school holiday program, the children listened to stories and did craft work, all with the theme of being lost.
More than 10 three to six-year-olds participated in the holiday fun.
It seemed to inspire their passions for reading and creativity.
Branch manager Kathie Olden said the children had really enjoyed the activity. She said a favourite was a collage of escaped farm animals that the children made.

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