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Toddlers have tons of energy and they love to play. Why not play at the library? We will have fun toys and activities set up in the meeting room so your toddlers can explore and play. This is alsoa great opportunity to meet other children and caregivers. Oh… and of course there will also be bubbles. We can’t wait to see you!Open to children ages 18 months – 5 years and their caregivers. Registration is required.Contact: Erica Deb (732) 583-9100 maplkids@mapl.org

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Have you ever wondered how scientists uncover the secrets of dinosaurs? Join us in the meeting room for this vitual event! It will be an exciting journey into the world of fossils, fieldwork, and groundbreaking discoveries as Dr. Watanabe shares some of the most fascinating dinosaur finds from the past year.
You’ll discover:
New dinosaur discoveries making headlines around the world
How paleontologists search for and study fossils
The cutting-edge technology helping scientists unlock ancient mysteries
What dinosaur fossils can tell us about evolution, behavior, and life millions of years ago
Answers to your questions during a live Q&A session
Dr. Watanabe is an Associate Professor of Anatomy at the New York Institute of Technology and a Research Associate in the Division of Paleontology at the American Museum of Natural History. 
Open to children and adults of all ages. 
No registration required. 
For questions, contact: Erica Deb   (732) 583-9100   maplkids@mapl.org

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Have you ever wondered how scientists uncover the secrets of dinosaurs? Join us in the meeting room for this vitual event!It will be an exciting journey into the world of fossils, fieldwork, and groundbreaking discoveries as Dr. Watanabe shares some of the most fascinating dinosaur finds from the past year.
You’ll discover:
New dinosaur discoveries making headlines around the world
How paleontologists search for and study fossils
The cutting-edge technology helping scientists unlock ancient mysteries
What dinosaur fossils can tell us about evolution, behavior, and life millions of years ago
Answers to your questions during a live Q&A session
Dr. Watanabe is an Associate Professor of Anatomy atthe New York Institute of Technology and a Research Associate in the Division of Paleontology at the American Museum of Natural History. 
Open tochildren and adults of all ages. 
No registration required. 
For questions, contact: Erica Deb   (732) 583-9100   maplkids@mapl.org

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Join members of the MAPL staff to talk about what you’re reading, listening to, or watching – or just come to listen in!Wednesdays at 6pm, except the 2nd Wednesday of the month – during that week MMM occurs on Monday at 6 pm.
No registration required.
Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85133293397?pwd=ddUvuidR2MZ0nfGyClbflEtfaU0CgG.1
Meeting ID: 851 3329 3397
Passcode: 114648
Contact: Kimberly Paone 732-583-9100, kpaone@mapl.org

This is an online event! Please join us at:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85133293397?pwd=ddUvuidR2MZ0nfGyClbflEtfaU0CgG.1

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EVERY THURSDAY!
For patrons who have difficultywith traditional on-the-floor yoga, try this relaxing alternative with Allison Sorokin!!Allison, E-RYT 500, is the founder of Align Yoga and Strength, a local studio here in Matawan. She specializes in guiding students through smart functional movements connected with breath. She believes that everyone can do yoga no matter the age and ability. Her mission is to help people learn about their body and mind, improve posture, and relieve stress. No registration required.Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83517216513?pwd=w8gaprbuto8Sc4hd0yYdYUPTDg06ZB.1 
Meeting ID: 835 1721 6513Passcode: 905107
Contact: Jennifer Elliott (732) 583-9100 mapladults@mapl.org

This is an online event! Please join us at:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83517216513?pwd=w8gaprbuto8Sc4hd0yYdYUPTDg06ZB.1

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It’s time once again for Kids Passport Club! Travel the world without ever leaving the library! Every month we will explore a different country. We’ll learn some cool facts about that month’s country and do a fun craft or activity. You’ll even get your “passport” stamped. Bring it back every month and become a world traveler!
This month, we are going to explore our neighbor to the north: Canada! Fun Fact: The Canadian Shield, a hilly region of lakes and swamps, stretches across northern Canada and has some of the oldest rocks on Earth! Registertoday and join us on our adventure!  
Open to children entering grades K-5.
Registration is required. 
For questions, contact: Erica Deb   (732) 583-9100   maplkids@mapl.org

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For more information, please email our moderator, Susan Pike: pikesusan120@gmail.com