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Potomac Branch Library hosts slime-filled afternoon

Local children get their hands dirty at library

- CHARLIE WRIGHT

Local kids gathered at Potomac Branch Library on Saturday to learn fun facts about wildlife at the Awesome Animal GrossOut event. Children’s Supervisor Sarah Anderson and Children’s Associate Laura Johnson taught the six children and their parents about animal bowel movements and creepy-crawly insects, while encouragin­g them to check out books on the topics. After collecting imitation rabbit feces and mimicking cockroach movements, the group made their own slime.

 ?? STAFF PHOTOS BY CHARLIE WRIGHT ?? Naomi Crawford, 5, of Indian Head toys with her slime concoction of liquid starch, glue and food coloring.
STAFF PHOTOS BY CHARLIE WRIGHT Naomi Crawford, 5, of Indian Head toys with her slime concoction of liquid starch, glue and food coloring.
 ??  ?? Above, Maverick Nault, 6, and Annabelle Nault, 9, of Bryans Road test out their slime with the help of their mother Heather Nault. Below, Children’s Supervisor Sarah Anderson, left, explains how to make slime to the audience on Saturday at the Potomac...
Above, Maverick Nault, 6, and Annabelle Nault, 9, of Bryans Road test out their slime with the help of their mother Heather Nault. Below, Children’s Supervisor Sarah Anderson, left, explains how to make slime to the audience on Saturday at the Potomac...
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