Nature Nerds - America 250: Seeds of Tradition is an educational program hosted at the Avondale Civic Center Library for children aged 6-12. This special event invites young participants to learn about the history of indigenous crops as part of the America 250 celebration. Through hands-on activities, children will explore the roots of the land and the importance of traditional seeds, fostering a deeper connection to nature and our shared national heritage.
What to Expect
An interactive workshop combining history and nature education for school-age children.
Who Should Attend
- Children aged 6-12
- Parents
- History enthusiasts
Agenda Overview
The program includes an educational presentation and hands-on activities related to seeds and history.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Avondale Public Library · Government
The Avondale Public Library provides educational resources and community programming.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the age range?
Ages 6-12.
Where is it located?
Avondale Civic Center Library.
What is the theme?
America 250: Seeds of Tradition.
Is there a cost?
No, this is a free library program.
Do I need to register?
Check the library website for event details.
What will we learn?
About indigenous crops and American history.
Tags
Nature
History
Kids
Library
Avondale
Education
Summary
Educational program for ages 6-12 focusing on indigenous crops and history.
Reference:
avondaleaz.gov
Highlights
- Educational history lesson
- Indigenous crop exploration
- Hands-on activities
- America 250 celebration
- Nature-focused learning
- Community library event
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