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Makers of History: Native American Heritage Month (Grades K-5)
About this event
Makers of History is a series where we engage in STEM activities inspired by famous figures. In our interactive sessions, we will learn about famous trailblazers and make our own creations based upon their work in the field of science. This event is open to children in grades K-5. For Native American Heritage Month, we will learn about skilled artisans like Mabel Burnside Myers, a Diné weaver who made beautiful textiles like blankets. She also meticulously documented the types of plants used to create the colorful dyes used in Diné (Navajo) art. Then we'll use handheld digital microscopes to look more closely at materials like wool, cotton, polyester, and more to compare and contrast what the strands of material look like up close. This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Library.
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