WEEKLY
Night Owl Story Time, Monday Evenings at 6:00
Wednesday Mornings at 10:00
Join us for our Free, Fun, and Interactive story time programs.
Each week we Read, Sing, Talk, and Play!
Each week we Read, Sing, Talk, and Play!
MYSTERY INGREDIENT CHALLENGE 2023
What would you make if you had to use:
Sweet Potatoes,
Honey,
Buttermilk Biscuit Mix
and
Dried Seaweed Sheets???
(and any other ingredients from home)
This was the challenge we offered to 4-8th graders in our Mystery Ingredient Challenge 2023.
Here is a sampling of the recipes they created! (more will be added soon!)
Thank you to the Friends of the Lanpher Memorial Library for sponsoring the Mystery Ingredient Challenge, including prizes for everyone who participated!
Sweet Potatoes,
Honey,
Buttermilk Biscuit Mix
and
Dried Seaweed Sheets???
(and any other ingredients from home)
This was the challenge we offered to 4-8th graders in our Mystery Ingredient Challenge 2023.
Here is a sampling of the recipes they created! (more will be added soon!)
Thank you to the Friends of the Lanpher Memorial Library for sponsoring the Mystery Ingredient Challenge, including prizes for everyone who participated!
Lamoille County Nature Center Junior Naturalist Programs
One Wednesday/Month* at 3:30
*This is a change in the schedule. Previously, the se programs were scheduled on Monday evenings. They are now on Wednesday afternoons at 3:30
April 12, 2023 Signs of Spring: Have you heard the peep of the spring peepers or the gobbling of tom turkeys? We will explore who is making all of that noise, who is emerging from dens, and who is coming home from winter vacation as spring begins in Vermont. We will try our hands at nest-building and act out the springtime serenade of frogs.
May 18, 2023 The Soil Under our Feet: Almost every object you eat, wear or use can be traced back to soil. In this lesson we will learn what soil is made of, get a feel for soil texture and explore the beauty and variety of soil colors to make our own soil masterpieces. You'll never want to treat soil like dirt again!
One Wednesday/Month* at 3:30
*This is a change in the schedule. Previously, the se programs were scheduled on Monday evenings. They are now on Wednesday afternoons at 3:30
April 12, 2023 Signs of Spring: Have you heard the peep of the spring peepers or the gobbling of tom turkeys? We will explore who is making all of that noise, who is emerging from dens, and who is coming home from winter vacation as spring begins in Vermont. We will try our hands at nest-building and act out the springtime serenade of frogs.
May 18, 2023 The Soil Under our Feet: Almost every object you eat, wear or use can be traced back to soil. In this lesson we will learn what soil is made of, get a feel for soil texture and explore the beauty and variety of soil colors to make our own soil masterpieces. You'll never want to treat soil like dirt again!
MYSTERY INGREDIENT CHALLENGE 2022
What might be our most challenging set of Mystery Ingredients to date!
What did our young chefs create with Veggie Stix, Peppermint Tea, Apples and Baby Corn?
What did our young chefs create with Veggie Stix, Peppermint Tea, Apples and Baby Corn?
2021 Mystery Ingredient Challenge: black beans, maple syrup, plain yogurt and zucchini.
What dish would you create with Animal Crackers, Pear, Craisins and Vanilla Creamers?
This was the challenge several brave chefs and chef teams took on over the week of winter break. They transformed these 4 ingredients into creative recipes.
Take a look at the pictures below!
The final Mystery Challenge of 2021 will take place at the end of March/beginning of April with a special surprise. Stay tuned....
This was the challenge several brave chefs and chef teams took on over the week of winter break. They transformed these 4 ingredients into creative recipes.
Take a look at the pictures below!
The final Mystery Challenge of 2021 will take place at the end of March/beginning of April with a special surprise. Stay tuned....
Students in grades 4-8 were invited to join our first ever Mystery Ingredient Challenge, based on the Food Network TV show "Chopped".
Student chefs picked up bags of 4 mystery ingredients and had a week to create a dish. They had to incorporate all 4 ingredients into an original recipe. They could, if they wanted to, supplement their recipes with items from home too.
The Mystery Ingredients were:
Goldfish Crackers, Granny Smith Apple, Carrot, Beef Stick
Check out the slide shows below to see the creative recipes our young "master chefs" came up with!
Student chefs picked up bags of 4 mystery ingredients and had a week to create a dish. They had to incorporate all 4 ingredients into an original recipe. They could, if they wanted to, supplement their recipes with items from home too.
The Mystery Ingredients were:
Goldfish Crackers, Granny Smith Apple, Carrot, Beef Stick
Check out the slide shows below to see the creative recipes our young "master chefs" came up with!
Visit: Outdoor Adventures with Mabel
Since we've been spending more time at home, my puppy, Mabel and I have been exploring the woods and the fields around our house. Take a look at some of our adventures and explore along with us.
www.lanpherlibrary.org/outdoor-adventures-with-mabel.html
Since we've been spending more time at home, my puppy, Mabel and I have been exploring the woods and the fields around our house. Take a look at some of our adventures and explore along with us.
www.lanpherlibrary.org/outdoor-adventures-with-mabel.html
Click on the Hyde Park Elementary School Banner to the left to link to the HPES Library's website.
There are lots and lots of resources there!
Free author and illustrator visits, downloadable books, story times online, fun activities and so much more!
There are lots and lots of resources there!
Free author and illustrator visits, downloadable books, story times online, fun activities and so much more!
READ! WRITE! SING! TALK! PLAY! at the Library and at home EVERY DAY!
STEM Concepts: Featuring Building & Engineering and Force & Motion!
Lanpher Memorial Library P.O. Box 196/141 Main St., Hyde Park, VT 05655
802-888-4628 hydeparklibrary@yahoo.com
802-888-4628 hydeparklibrary@yahoo.com