Learn to Knit - Elementary School Kids
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Learn to Knit - Elementary School Kids

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📍Butterfield Memorial Library · 10 Morris Avenue, Cold Spring, NY 10516 Get directions ↗
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Learn to knit with the guidance of Patricia Angerame! Knitting is great for kids because it builds fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and patience, while also boosting concentration, math concepts (counting stitches), and creativity. It's a calming, rhythmic activity that reduces stress and provides a valuable life skill. Questions? Email Aurora - kids@butterfieldlibrary.org

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