Nature Tales - George Public Library, November 4th, 2026

Step into the quiet, winter woods and discover a hidden universe thriving right beneath our feet! Inspired by Kate Messner’s acclaimed book Over and Under the Snow, this hands-on STEM program takes young explorers deep into the subnivean zone—the cozy, secret world where mice tunnel, bullfrogs sleep, and wildlife survives the freeze.

What You'll Experience:

• Explore the Hidden Layers: Uncover how snow acts like a giant blanket to keep animals warm all winter long.
• Track the Predators: Compare the hunters above the snow—like foxes and snowy owls—with the secret survivors underneath.

Grab your field journal, put on your scientist hat, and discover what's really happening under the winter frost! Perfect for curious minds, families, and homeschool groups ages 5 and up.

Where: George Public Library

When: November 4th at 3:00 PM

Admission: FREE! No registration required.

The forest is full of secrets—come see what’s living under the snow!

 

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