We'll use our powers of observation along with pawsome books to deduce the identities of predator and prey in this nature mystery program.
Best for children ages 7-11.
A bit of fur or feathers, tracks in the mud, maybe even some scat — these are all clues that tell us something went down. But who was involved?
In this program, we'll examine the clues left behind by animals and use nature guides to figure out who was involved in various scuffles. Participants can continue the fun and bring home the notebook they will use during the program.
If your child is age 8 or younger, please remain near the Youth Program Room for the duration of the program. Caregivers of older children are always encouraged to stay in the library as well.
For your convenience, this program runs concurrently with the One Book, One Village Discussion. Caregivers attending this program, please inform staff of your location.
The Main Library is located in downtown Mount Prospect, next to Village Hall. The building houses an extensive collection of materials, spaces for quiet and collaborative work, several program rooms, public computers, a dedicated teen space, and engaging play area for children.
For a comprehensive list of all services available at the Main Library, please visit the library website.
