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Savor the wonders of spring in Santa Fe, while reading, dancing, planting, bird-feeding, cooking, observing nature, playing math and, perhaps, finding the silver linings of a monstrous year!
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By Zoey Barnes <br> <br> Books for little kids with big feelings. By Tracey Mitchell <br> <br> Tips for finding books remotely when we can’t browse the shelves in person. By Ivy St. Clair <br> <br> When hopes for a normal school year evaporate, try to make the most of what’s left. By Connie Tooker Nuñez <br> <br> Teaching children about money can be done, even during a pandemic. By Walter Cook <br> <br> Library program invites Santa Fe to read, talk and learn together. By Judy Reinhartz <br> <br> Quick, playful ways to incorporate math into daily activities. By Kathryn York <br> <br> Appreciate the season in nearby nature. By Laura Gonzales <br> <br> This New Mexico festivity is colorful, crunchy, confetti-filled fun. By Melanie LaBorwit <br> <br> Planting, bird-feeding and “weed” harvesting, here in New Mexico. By Dr. Victor LaCerva <br> <br> The latest on what we know. By Alma DeMange
<br> <br> Wrap up a forgettable year with memorable celebrations. By Elizabeth Rickert
<br> <br> Rituals and recipes for any family to celebrate Kwanzaa at home. By Claudette Sutton <br> <br> Unprecedented. Crazy. A bad dream. How do you describe a year like 2020? By Thais Carvalho <br> <br> As we struggle to navigate parenting in a pandemic, children rely on connection and security.
By Melanie LaBorwit
<br> <br> Revisit a Santa Fe classic celebration and bring your favorite elements home. New at-home activities added! By Hannah Hausman, Justin Kouri and Leona Hillary <br> <br> New Santa Fe Children’s Museum video series explores the art and science of food. By Dr. Victor La Cerva <br> <br> Even with a vaccine progressing at warp speed, uncertainties will continue. By Sally Maxwell <br> <br> Shutdown got you down? Imagine hibernating! By Chase Spearing <br> <br> New Mexico’s animals adapt in diverse ways when temperatures drop. By Christina Selby <br> <br> Native trees and wildflowers provide endless lessons for making it through a long, cold season. By Kelsey Sinclair <br> <br> Winter creates ideal conditions for stargazing in New Mexico. Here’s when — and where — to experience the highlights of the cosmos. By Walter Cook
<br> <br> Books by youth experiencing challenging times can guide us through our own. By Esther Kovari and Judy Herzl <br> <br> These models from Monte del Sol Charter School could foster connection for your students.
By Claudette Sutton
<br> <br> Oh, 2020. You came in like a lamb, and you’ve been roaring like a lion ever since. |