Chromatography Butterflies

Chromatography (chroma means color, graph means write) is the scientific process of separating mixtures. Since many inks and markers are a combination of several colored dyes they can be separated using chromatography.

As a part of the Summer Reading Program, there was a Chromatography Butterfly workshop at Carnegie NL for our little customers. They really enjoyed the experience.

 

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Thank you for coming, Dr. Mathis!

We were privileged to receive a visit today from Dr. Beverly Mathis, Director of Literacy, Leadership and Community Engagement for the Public Education Foundation in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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Thank you very much, Michelle

 

One day, Michelle Middleton, our Community Literacy Liaison, left behind her professional clothes and dressed as a gardener.
She took her garden-gloves and scissors, and went to the Carnegie garden.  There were a few flowering plants, and many bad weeds.
Ms. Middleton examined the situation, and agreed that the garden needed a very deep cleaning. She took her tools, and began removing weeds from around the plants.
The sun was shining brightly that July day, but nothing stopped her. Many hours after, Carnegie NL showed a nice and clean garden.
Thank you, Michelle!

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Having fun with SRP events

These are our library kids having fun drawing and playing hopscotch during our Summer Reading Program events.
We can assure you they really enjoy these events, so what are you waiting for to join us?

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Summer Reading Program is here!

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