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Sciencetellers coming to library

| 03 Apr 2017 | 01:31
    Washington, CT-113013MK25 COUNTRYLIFE Ken Nicholas from Sciencetellers reacts as Pierice Johnson holds up a flask of dry ice and water during "Dragons and Dreams," a family program put on by the Sciencetellers at Gunn Memorial Library on Saturday afternoon. The presentation was a fairytale brought to life with exploding bottles, dry ice, popping bubbles and other fun interactive experiments. Michael Kabelka / Republican-American
    Washington, CT-113013MK25 COUNTRYLIFE Ken Nicholas from Sciencetellers reacts as Pierice Johnson holds up a flask of dry ice and water during "Dragons and Dreams," a family program put on by the Sciencetellers at Gunn Memorial Library on Saturday afternoon. The presentation was a fairytale brought to life with exploding bottles, dry ice, popping bubbles and other fun interactive experiments. Michael Kabelka / Republican-American

WANTAGE — The Friends of the Sussex-Wantage Library will present “Sciencetellers: Race Against Time,” a special children’s program for spring vacation week on Thursday, April 20, at 11 a.m. in the library’s community room.
Join the Sciencetellers as they make things fly, spin, move and soar Throw on your lab coat and get ready to experience the science of actions and reactions using several exciting, hands-on experiments that will have you laughing, learning and having fun. Enjoy this spectacular adventure as we discover what makes us move and what powers the world.
This free program is for school-aged children and their families. Seating is limited and registration is required. Register on the events calendar at www.sussexcountylibrary.org or call the library at 973-875-3940 and ask to be registered.
Registration opens on Thursday, April 6.