Drop by to craft your own rustic tic tac toe board! The library provides all the essentials, including a wood plaque, sticks and stones, so you can build and personalize a classic, old-time game to take home.
When: Saturday, November 7, 1–2 PM
Where: Youth Services Storytime Room, Pickaway County Main Library, 1160 N. Court St., Circleville
Enjoy a hike in the morning light! Join the naturalist on a hike along a section of the Hargus Lake Perimeter Trail. This hike is about 1 mile with lakeside views.
Let’s learn about the birds that call Ohio home during the coldest part of the year! While some birds migrate, many live in Ohio year-round. We’ll talk about the ones to keep an eye out for this winter.
Sometimes the only evidence of animals we see is footprints or scat. Can you identify them? Learn about the animals around us and what they leave behind.
When: Friday, December 11, 5–6 PM
Where: Meet the naturalist at the picnic table in front of the A.W. Marion Camp Office (///teacher.anthem.superhuman)
Dress: This is an outdoor activity, so wear appropriate gear for the weather
Good to know
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
All programs are subject to change. Watch the A.W. Marion State Park Facebook page for updates.
Need special accommodations to participate? Let the naturalist know ahead of time.
Come get messy as we make a bird feeder with a pinecone and peanut butter! All supplies are provided, and we’ll also learn about how different birds eat.
When: Friday, November 13, 5–6 PM
Where: Meet the naturalist at the picnic table in front of the A.W. Marion Camp Office (///teacher.anthem.superhuman)
What to bring: Nothing; all supplies provided
Allergy note: This craft uses peanut butter
Dress: This is an outdoor activity, so wear appropriate gear for the weather
Good to know
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
All programs are subject to change. Watch the A.W. Marion State Park Facebook page for updates.
Need special accommodations to participate? Let the naturalist know ahead of time.
November has long been a time for thanks, from enjoying a bountiful harvest to passing a plate around the Thanksgiving table. The natural world provides us with so many benefits and ecosystem services. What are you thankful for from nature? Express your appreciation for the environment around us and add your thanks to the gratitude tree at the Nature Center.
When: All November, during Nature Center hours (see below)
Deer Creek Nature Center hours: Friday & Saturday 2–4 PM; closed Sunday–Thursday. Planned changes: closed November 20 & 21; open November 27 from 2–6 PM.
Good to know
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
All programs are subject to change. Watch the Deer Creek State Park Facebook page for updates.
Need special accommodations to participate? Let the naturalist know ahead of time.
Sometimes the only evidence of animals we see is footprints or scat. Can you identify them? Learn about the animals around us and what they leave behind.
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