BERWICK STAR NEWS
Home » Baby dinosaurs

Baby dinosaurs

DINOSAURS and science works are among the many things keeping Casey children busy during the school holidays.
Each year, Casey Cardinia Libraries host a holiday program and every year they are a success, according to Cenza Fulco, Community Engagement Librarian from the Casey Cardinia Library Corporation.
“The program has been going very well. The games are very popular with the kids, especially during the rainy weather we have been having,” Ms Cenza said.
“Every year we have a different theme. This year we decided to focus on dinosaur activities and space activities to suit kids of all ages.”
Other programs at Casey- Cardinia Libraries held over two weeks included The Dinosaur Dance- when children were invited to explore the world of dinosaurs through an informative and fun show by Carp Productions, Blast Off- where children can enjoy stories about space, and Mask Mania being held today (Thursday) at Narre Warren Library from 2pm until 2.45pm, where children aged seven and up can make their own mask.

Digital Editions


More News

  • Successful celebrations at week three of Open Space

    Successful celebrations at week three of Open Space

    It was another fun summer hit at Bunjil Place this Saturday. Week three of Casey’s Open Space event celebrated Lunar New Year, with colourful performances from Hung Hing Lion Dancing…

  • Clyde North safety breaches lead to $700k fine

    Clyde North safety breaches lead to $700k fine

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 166670 Construction works in Clyde North have been in the spotlight after roofing company Proform Roofing (Vic) Pty Ltd was fined $700,000 over multiple…

  • Pride of Holden roars on

    Pride of Holden roars on

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 534613 Brett Crawley is a proud member of Holden’s loyal legion displaying their prize classic cars in Dandenong next month. The Narre Warren North…

  • Clyde pharmacy raises $6k for ovarian cancer

    Clyde pharmacy raises $6k for ovarian cancer

    TerryWhite Chemmart Clyde has raised more than $6,000 for Ovarian Cancer Australia after hosting its annual Morning Tea on Wednesday 18 February. More than 70 community members attended the event,…

  • Hampton Park waste plan hits home

    Hampton Park waste plan hits home

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 470334 Residents are still seeking answers over an advanced-waste plan that’s extending the life of waste facilities near Hampton Park homes, says Casey Residents…