School holiday children enjoy Australian bush stories at the Narre Warren Library this week.
CHILDREN listened to stories and sang about the Australian bush this week as part of Narre Warren Library’s school holiday program.
About 20 children, aged from three to six years, attended the session on Tuesday.
The theme was “read on the wild side”, where children got the opportunity to make a wombat mask.
Bookings for further activities are essential.
For details visit www.cclc.vic.gov.au
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