K-5th Adventures: Fall Fun is a free, hands-on crafting workshop for elementary school students at the West Regional Library in Cary. Children will spend an hour working on two specific autumn projects, including a paper bag tree and festive leaf confetti. This program is designed specifically for children in kindergarten through fifth grade, so the activities are geared toward early elementary motor skills. The event is completely free, and all crafting supplies are provided by the library. It is a straightforward, low-stress option for a Monday afternoon. Because it is hosted indoors at the library, you do not have to worry about October weather, and your kids can pick out their weekly books before or after the session.
Do I need to register my child for this library event?
This program is typically first-come, first-served, but it is always wise to arrive fifteen minutes early to secure a spot and any required entry tickets at the children's desk.
Is there a cost for the crafting supplies?
No, all materials for the paper bag tree and leaf confetti are provided by the West Regional Library at no cost to participants.