TriLakes Extra January 2016

ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT • TRI-LAKES EDITION • FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 2016
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Cold, dreary days often cause people to stay indoors and watch television or sleep all day. While this is sometimes fine for adults, families with children
can take this opportunity to use fun indoor activities to bond with each other.
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When it’s too cold for children to play outside and there is no snow on the ground for them to play in, there are ma- ny indoor activities parents can organize to keep their little ones entertained. These activities can range from board games to inexpensive crafts or even cooking.
One place that has options that can help parents is the library. Brett Williams, mar- keting coordinator for the Saline County Library, said he has many suggestions.
“We have plenty to offer both in the library and to take home. We frequent- ly have programming for children and teens, including story time, puppet
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shows, Kitchen Kids, Family Game Day and more,” he said. “Sometimes, we even have special guests who perform plays and magic shows, show off interesting animal friends or read their own stories for the kiddos.”
Williams said the library has a wide variety of books with suggestions for parents that include building things with Lego bricks, drawing, conducting sci- ence experiments, playing games, learn- ing origami and more. Along with these items to assist parents, libraries also offer board games and books that outline spe- cific games parents can play with their children.
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