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Jocelyn Christner, center, a 4-year-old from Auburn, and Lilly Minnich, 3, of Lewiston play guitars during “Let’s Pretend!” at the Auburn Public Library on Friday. Children explored professions during the the play group, which is held each Friday in May. Friday’s theme was musicians. Children played keyboards and guitars while dressing up like rock stars and making rhythm sticks. Artist will be the featured profession on May 11, followed by pirates on May 18 and train conductors on May 25.
Jocelyn Christner, 4, of Auburn gets a hand from her mother, Stephanie, during “Let’s Pretend!” at the Auburn Public Library on Friday. Children explored professions during the the play group, which is held each Friday in May. Friday’s theme was musicians. Children played guitars and keyboards while dressing up like rock stars and making rhythm sticks. Artist will be the featured profession on May 11, followed by pirates on May 18 and train conductors on May 25.
Isaac Sullivan, 2, of Minot gets a hand from his mother, Diana, during “Let’s Pretend!” at the Auburn Public Library on Friday. Children explored professions during the the play group, which is held each Friday in May. Friday’s theme was musicians. Children played guitars and keyboards while dressing up like rock stars and making rhythm sticks. Artist will be the featured profession on May 11, followed by pirates on May 18 and train conductors on May 25.
Abigail Sirois, 5, of Greene jumps up while singing the “Hokey Pokey” with her twin sister Kaitlyn and family friend Ashley Ross of Minot during “Lets Pretend!” at the Auburn Public Library on Friday. Children explore different professions during the the play group, which is held each Friday during the month of May. Friday’s theme was musicians and children explored with guitars and on the keyboards while dressing up like rock stars, dancing and making rhythm sticks. Artists will be the profession featured on May 11, followed by pirates on May 18 and train conductors on May 25.
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