May “Connections” Newsletter
Read about online programs, Amnesty for All, library news and more in this month’s “Connections” newsletter. Read more
Read about online programs, Amnesty for All, library news and more in this month’s “Connections” newsletter. Read more
Take care of yourselves and your loved ones. We’re taking care of your fines and fees. Read more
Try making these nine recipes inspired by famous books! Read more
Make Sidewalk Puffy Paint to create messages and drawings that you can share with your community outside. Read more
Learn how to turn leftover toilet paper rolls into stands that can hold your phone. Read more
This DIY tutorial was created by Samantha Rouse, our Carrico/Fort Thomas Branch’s adult/teen services programmer. If you have any questions about the tutorial, please email her at SRouse@cc-pl.org.
Materials Needed
Step 1
Take your flexible straw and cut it in half.
Step 2
Cut a small slit in the hole on the juice pouch where the straw goes. Take your juice pouch and rinse it, making sure to squeeze any remaining water out.
Step 3
Insert the straw into the hole you have cut a slit into. Take your tape and secure the straw on with a strip of tape going across the top where you put your straw in. You may want to place a strip on the back of the pouch as well.
Step 4
Now you are ready to begin making your rocket! Take your construction paper and cut a strip out of it. Loosely roll paper around the straw. Tape the end so it won’t unroll.
Bend the tip and then tape it down so air can’t escape. An alternative to this method would be to take something like a piece of modeling clay and plug up the straw as shown in the photo at the top of the tutorial.
Step 5
Color your rocket template then cut it out. Once you have done that, tape your construction paper tube to the center of the back of your rocket.
Step 6
Blow into your straw to fill the juice pouch up with air. Slide your rocket onto the straw and stomp away!
More News
Participate in our “Stay at Home Challenge” to enjoy what the library has to offer from home and enter to win gift certificates to local businesses! Read more
Our digital collection is open 24/7! Read more
Are you familiar with our Touch Tone Tales? You can call 859-572-5039 for free any time of day or night to hear a different story each week. While we are closed, we are also sharing videos of the stories on social media and our website.
Listen to wild and wacky original stories from Charlie Williams, otherwise known as “The Noiseguy,” by clicking on a video below.
Three Billy Goats Gruff
Posted Wednesday, March 18
Itsy Bitsy Spider
Posted Friday, March 20
Casey at Wiffle Bat
Posted Tuesday, March 24
All Campbell County Public Library locations are closed until further notice. Read more