Friday, November 30, 2018

 Bumblebees and Ladybugs went to the Tacoma Public Library today. Thanks to children's librarian Ms. Margaret we got to tour the Maurice Sendak exhibit where we were delighted to see original artwork from stories we love, go upstairs to the children's area and learn all about the public library system. We found out that the dinosaurs are in the non-fiction 500s section. We looked books up on the computer and discovered you can check out up to 60 items at a time. We also got to take any book off the shelf that we wanted to and Ms. Margaret said people who have the job of a pager will re-shelf them for us! We heard some fun and a little scary monster stories and came back to school with a book bag for each child as a souvenir!















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