Amherst adopts Project Wild curriculum from state program
Amherst area educators will use Project Wild at Shape Powers elementary and Marion L. Steele High School. Rob Glatz of Steele notes the dynamic curriculum links wildlife and environment teaching. Grants secured by Sarah Yoder fund district access to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources program.
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Amherst Library trains story time and cookie sessions
Amherst Library offers an “Once Upon a Saturday” at 10:30 a.m. on December 4 with a train themed story time including a special Polar Express variant. Additional cookie story times with baking themes are set for December 7 and 8 at 11:15 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. No registration required. Roger and Katie Divella present The Wonder of Christmas Magic Show at Main Street Community Center.
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Vermilion YMCA hosts holiday events and fundraiser pie sale
Community calendar highlights festive programs at the Vermilion Family YMCA and local library. Events include a Christmas tree story and concert, Breakfast with Santa, digital reader demos, and a fundraiser selling eight inch fruit pies for $10 with orders due by December 10. References to Vermilion YMCA group rates at Kalahari Resort and various activity details.
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