Summer Storytime at Sabino Canyon Visitor Center brings indoors tales of the desert, its critters and weather
Summer Storytime brings indoors tales of the desert
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Marie Graninger sings a song she wrote about javelinas during Summer Storytime at the Sabino Canyon Visitor Center. On Thursdays, through July 10, a trained naturalist is scheduled to read a picture book and sometimes have a song or game to play. There is also a craft activity planned for the event. Today : Spiders and tarantulas.
Asher Chaison, 4, middle, gets a close look at the skull of a javelina along with other children during Summer Storytime at the Sabino Canyon Visitor Center, 5900 N. Sabino Canyon Road.
Marie Graninger reads “Don’t Call Me Pig!” by Conrad J. Storad, which tells the javelina’s story in rhyme and with clever colorful illustrations.
Ada Tenbroeck, 6, created this piece during Summer Storytime at the Sabino Canyon Visitor Center. Seems ideal for the family refrigerator gallery.
Kaleigh DeLong, 4, squeezes a container of glue on to the outline of a javelina. Each of the Summer Storytime events includes a craft activity.
