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Dr.
Seuss' Birthday
Dr. Seuss was born Theodor Seuss Geisel on March 2, 1904 in Springfield,
MA. To honor his birthday, many schools and libraries celebrate
his works. This March is the 50th anniversary of the publication
of The Cat in the Hat. Children ages 4 and 5 years old are invited
to attend a birthday party for Dr. Seuss Friday, March 2 from 1:00
to 2:00 at the Canton Public Library. Check out the links below
to learn more about Dr. Seuss or for fun activities related to Dr.
Seuss’ books.
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St.
Patrick's Day
St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated on March 17 every year. This
year it occurs on a Saturday. Many people wear green on this holiday
in fear of being pinched if they don’t. Keep an eye out for
leprechauns on this day, as tradition says if you catch one of the
little magical creatures they will be forced to give you their gold.
Check out the links below for the history behind the holiday and
for St. Patrick’s Day crafts, recipes and online greeting
cards and games.
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Purim
Purim begins sundown on Saturday, March 3. Purim is considered by
some to be the most festive Jewish holiday because of the costumes,
noisemakers and delectable treats. To learn more about the holiday
or for fun Purim crafts or yummy recipes see the links below.
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First
Day of Spring
(Wednesday, March 21st)
First Day of Spring
The first day of spring is also called the Vernal Equinox, as it
is the day that the day and night both are 12 hours long. This year,
spring officially begins on Wednesday, March 21. Get ready for the
season with these links to spring crafts, coloring pages and spring-cleaning
tips.
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National
Women's History Month
The first National Women’s History Month was celebrated in
1987. Learn more and test your knowledge about numerous famous,
and some not-so-well-known, women that played important roles throughout
history by visiting the links below.
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Spring
Into a Good Book!
Here are some sensational picture books and non-fiction books about
spring that are available at the Canton Public Library:
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