Appreciating Clocks, One CD at a Time

This week the Make and Take Event had even more people coming in to make CD and flip flop clocks.  Having about a dozen people, my volunteer and I were busy helping people to make these clocks. CD clocks are still the favorite type of clock to make, but we had one child choose to make a pink flip flop clock. During the little down time between people coming in, my volunteer made a new Elf on a Shelf clock. This week, however, we tried putting the image down on a wooden plank instead of on a box. I worked on editing a new guide book that the Museum is in the process of producing. Additionally, I scanned in two more slideshows into JPEGS. Education Director Katie and I went to Michaels Arts and Craft Store and Bargain Books to look and purchase new items to make clocks out of.

Elf on a Shelf Clock

While in the library, I finished Box 4 of 5. Since Box 5 is only a half box, it should not take me too long to finish it. The photo pen and other new supplies came in this week so it was much easier to write on the photographs. I will also be able to files into paper inserts instead of plastic inserts. Due to the 4th of July holiday, my time in the library was cut short this week.

Sarah, Penn State University

Museum Intern