As part of It's a Small World, Radnor Memorial presented a program on Ireland on July 26. Irish native Sharon Zamsky brought snacks and showed photos and did a wonderful talk about her homeland. Also thanks to accordionists Richard Savage and wonderful dancer Maddie Ryan.
Get in the zone with the Children's Department of Radnor Memorial Library! 114 W. Wayne Ave., Wayne, PA 19087 610-687-1124, ext. 41 csturgill@radnorlibrary.org
Showing posts with label It's A Small World. Show all posts
Showing posts with label It's A Small World. Show all posts
Friday, August 5, 2011
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Asia @Radnor Library
Next week "It's a small world" program ends when we present a program on South Africa. Below are videos on India and China. Thanks to adults Sandhya Taghavi, Shobba Sharma and Theji Brennan along with kids: Sunny Taghavi, Shanti and Tara Hug and Kiran and Kai Brennan, Arav and Niva Menon who described aspects of India.The group was treated to tasty snacks, viewed a fashion show and learned many interesting facts about the country.
We also presented a program on China led by Fred Young, his wife Susan Moy and their son Carter Young. Special thanks to the dancers from the Chinese Language and Cultural Summer Camp Center who entertained the group with traditional dancing.
Orignal music from GarageBand.
Monday, July 11, 2011
Learn about India!

On Tuesday, July 12, from 4:30 to 6 p.m.
Led by community members, the event, for school age children is part of our special "It's a Small World" program. Children will fashion fun crafts, taste Indian food, listen to music and view a live fashion show! Free!! For more information or to register call 610-687-1124 ex. 41
Thursday, July 7, 2011
It's a Small World - Mexico
The Children's Department of Radnor Memorial Library asked members of the community from various parts of the world to "teach" children about their homeland. Zulema Kaper-Barcelata kicked off the "It's a Small World" program with a glimpse of Mexico on Tuesday, July 5. We learned about the country, saw pictures listened to music and danced. We also ate a snack and made a craft: Ojo De Dios or God's Eye Craft. Thank you so much - Zulema!
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