Library News
Vermont Secondary College
Library News
Vermont Secondary College
By Chelsea D
Hi everyone! Hope you are all doing well! Just another fun game to do whilst you are out and about in school!
In the library, there is a fun game to play called the word of the day. Some of you may have seen it at the front of the library on the small stand-up whiteboard when you walk in!
It is always creative and fun and you can test your mind no matter how old you are or how tired you are. I know that this was a short article, but please check it out if you happen to go in the library for a class or just for a book!
When: Tuesday 28th May 2024, 7pm AEDT
Timing: 40 minutes + questions
For pre-teen and teenage children, gaming can be a social activity that encourages cooperation, group problem-solving and teamwork.
It can also be a way for children to unwind or explore their creative sides. But you’re not alone if you don’t really understand what’s going on when your child plays video games or whether the games they’re playing are right for them.
This workshop will offer you tangible ideas and approaches to help you turn gaming into a positive, pro social experience for your child. Taking away some of the concern and guilt and giving you a broader perspective of video game culture and young people.
Gaming in your family ticket link
A big thanks from Photography Club to Ms Jung who treated to a special lunchtime workshop. Everyone enjoyed it immensely
Our Fabulous Foodies played Free Rice (Foods Category) over this week and and contributed towards rice being donated to communities in need. This is a great way to learn whilst helping out others. play.freerice.com
3 ingredient Brownie with no egg, flour, or butter
No bake brownie bites
In a mixing bowl, add peanut butter or almond butter, some maple syrup and cocoa powder and mix them together
add chocolate chips (optional)
Roll into balls and refrigerate for 20mins
Take them out of the fridge and wait for a while.
Enjoy!