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Making Lions with Wolverine Cubs

Awesome in Action family and friends had a great time at the Bean Cycle in Fort Collins last Saturday!

We were very fortunate to be invited by  Wolverine  Farm Bookstore to host  Little Wolverine Story Hour!

 Before the event, Nick met two gentleman who brought over their sweet Border Collie to visit.

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Nick meets a new friend!

 

Nick read his book, Helping in Action, while listeners enjoyed yummy snacks and drinks from the Bean Cycle.

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 Mya and her mom, Michelle, enjoy muffins and drinks!

After the story, participants made a cool lion craft!

 

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Anna and Linda make lion faces after the book reading!

 

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Olivia thinking about color choices

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Thalia telling us how it’s done!

 

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Evan Brengle works hard on his lion

 

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Mya concentrating hard!

 

 

 

After the craft, everyone showed off their Completed Masterpieces!!

 

 

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Linda, my Speech Language Pathologist

 

 

 

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Debbie is unsure about her lion!

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Nick demonstrating how to hold a lion mask.

 

 

Nick also gave the “Wolverine Cubs” a chance to try out a speech device! It’s fun and challenging to try out a new form of communication!

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Linda, SLP, was very helpful as she taught Mya how to use a speech device

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Why is Nick’s nose in the lion’s eye? We’re not sure either!

Thank you again to Evan Brengle, Wolverine Farm Bookstore Manager, as well as all of the participants of Little Wolverine Story hour! We hope we can join you again soon!

 

 

 

 

Sue Schnitzer-Volunteer and Awesome Community Advocate

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We met Sue through a phone call to the Glenwood Springs branch of the Garfield County Libraries. Within minutes of talking to us on the phone, Sue had looked up Nick’s book, and agreed to meet with us after the half marathon Mountain to Valley Race with Athletes in Tandem.

An avid biker and runner, Sue was actually going to be at the race herself…pushing a runner for Athletes in Tandem!

Sue hunted Nick down after the race, and after checking out Nick’s book, Helping in Action, she took some photos with us.  Sue has volunteered to help promote Nick’s book throughout the Garfield Branch libraries! In addition to helping out Awesome in Action, she  gave us some great ideas of things to do while visiting Glenwood Springs. With her suggestion, we took the tram up to Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park to watch a free outdoor concert!

We really enjoyed our time with Sue, and hope to see her perform at the Superheros Songfest at the Main Ft. Collins library on June 22, 2015!

Sue Schnitzer is a true Awesome Advocate, and we are so excited to have gotten a chance to meet her!