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American Girl Club
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of our American Girls!!!

Would you like to be more hands-on when teaching your kids about American History? Then this club is for you!!! As the name of the club suggests, we will MOSTLY be utilizing materials from the American Girl series; however, there will also be experiences that will come from other resources such as visiting the Arlington House at Christmas time, maybe attending a Native American Festival, or how about going to a Civil War ball? I have been given extended use of tons of American Girl resources by Ms. Deirdre Aycock (Thank you so much!) that includes American Girl craft books, cook books, theater packs, paper dolls, and the accompanying nonfictional books.
Who: Anyone interested in American History
When: Third Tuesday of each month.
Where: Contact for details. The members of the club take turns hosting.
Cost: Free; however, each parent will need to commit to hosting at least once during the year. I do not want to be responsible for coming up with the activities every month.
Career Club
2007 - 2008

Ages - 12 and up
Where - We are working on securing a space at the Birmingham Library
When - We will have an original meeting and discuss when would be the best time for the group as a whole. The group will meet twice monthly.
What - We will begin by discussing the price of living and venture into different types of careers focusing on salaries, educational background, job availability, job responsibilities, etc... We may stop on the way to look at things like ACT testing, financial aid, scholarships, etc. We will meet once monthy at the library to research different careers and then the following meeting will be a fieldtrip to the researched career.
Cost - Free
Younger syblings - If we can arrange the space at the Birmingham Library, they may sponsor a storytime or activity time for the younger syblings.
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