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Vestavia Hills Library in the Forest will host a prehistoric-themed Tween Tuesday program on July 21 from 2-3 p.m. in the Community Room.
Designed for students entering third through sixth grade, "Dino Dirt Cake" combines science and snacks as participants learn about the Earth's layers while making their own dinosaur-themed dessert.
Each participant will create an edible dirt cake using Oreo cookies, chocolate pudding, milk and gummy dinosaurs as they explore basic geology concepts in a fun, hands-on setting.
Registration is required and may be completed at the children's desk or online at vestavialibrary.org/event/tween-tuesdays-dino-dirt-cake.
The free program is part of the library's weekly Tween Tuesday series, which offers interactive activities throughout the summer for students in grades 3-6.
