Snowy Winter Workshop
Sunday, January 23rd, 2022
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Oxford County Extension Office
9 Olson Road, South Paris, ME 04281
Snow Date: Sunday, February 6th
Snowflakes, Snowmen, Snow globes, and WHERE does snow come from!!!
Join us for a fun afternoon of craft and STEM activities. We will explore some fun weather facts about snow, why some flakes are big and fluffy, others fall as a light powder, how snow forms, and other weather phenomena.
Bring a favorite photo for creating your own snow globe. We will have plenty of art and craft materials to work with and some take-home activities.
This activity is designed for elementary-age youth but will be fun for all ages. A parent or club volunteer is asked to be present at the workshop.
Please register no later than January 8th, so we can plan materials, space is limited.
We hope you will make plans to join us!
Email rebecca.mosley@maine.edu with questions.
Masks are required.
Covid Protocol Reminders
If you are not feeling well OR if you answer yes to any of the questions below you should not attend.
❏ Do you have a cough or a sore throat?
❏ Do you have a fever or do you feel feverish?
❏ Do you have shortness of breath?
❏ Do you have a loss of taste or smell?
❏ Have you been around anyone exhibiting these symptoms within the past 14 days?
❏ Are you living with anyone who is sick or quarantined?
If you are a person with a disability and need an accommodation to participate in this program, please contact Sara King at sara.king@maine.edu or 207.743.6329 or 1.800.287.1482 (in Maine) to discuss your needs. Receiving requests for accommodations at least 10 days before the program provides a reasonable amount of time to meet the request, however, all requests will be considered.
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