With just one day left of Children’s Book Week, it’s time to share some highlights from the last few days…I’ve just had so much fun, presenting to school groups from Year 1 right up to Year 10, and it’s exciting how much fun we’ve had with science, Japanese ghosts and a whole swimming pool of cabbage juice.
Thanks so much to everyone for organising Children’s Book Week…Books really do light up our world, so a big pat-on-the-back to all of us who do so much to promote reading and literacy in our schools. HOORAY FOR US!
xx
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- This 3D tower of books welcomes everyone at Riverton Library – awesome!
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- One way to get your 5 & 2 is with red cabbage juice (and it’s great for experiments too!)
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- Who speaks science? (Photo by Jan Nicholls)
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- Helicobacter rampage!
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- Clever decorations made by the daughter of a Rockingham librarian
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- Spooky head meets Montessori innovation
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- Rockingham Beach Primary School’s incredible lighthouse
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- More clever decorations
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- How cute is this teddy, lighting up our world!
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- Super display at Rockingham Community Campus Library
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- Some awesome students from Maylands Primary
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- More clever decorations…
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- Yeee ha! I practice my karate…?
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- Robin Warren and Barry Marshall pose after their Nobel win
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- Whee! I found a glowing bookmark, hidden at #RivertonLibrary
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- More of the clever display at Rockingham
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- Ready to rock at the super-lovely Riverton Library
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- Sharing some stories of exciting times..,.
Cristy Burne - AUTHOR AND STEM CREATIVE 
August 28, 2015 at 2:40 pm
Our three boys and I loved hearing about your huge adventure in China and Tibet at Riverton Library.
The show was also great! Wishing you continued success in Science and as a Writer.
Prunella and family.
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August 29, 2015 at 12:01 am
Thanks so much – that’s great to hear! I always have fun at Riverton Library! Thanks so much for your comment and congratulations on your adventurous year – I think kids just gobble adventures right up! See you next time 🙂
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