What's your worst irrational fear?
Hello Scarsdale Teens!
Here's the 10th installment of our bite-sized writing exercise: Post-it Prompts!
Our latest question for you is: What's your worst irrational fear?
Here's what you said:
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Hello Scarsdale Teens!
Here's the 10th installment of our bite-sized writing exercise: Post-it Prompts!
Our latest question for you is: What's your worst irrational fear?
Here's what you said:
Ah, March. Hope for the best, expect the worst. In this unpredictable month, anticipation often results in disappointment as winter refuses to say goodbye. On the other hand, March is an eventful month, containing the first day of spring, Daylight Savings Time and St. Patrick’s Day. But did you know that Read an EBook Week occurs in the first full week of March? This year we celebrate the convenience and ease of ebooks from March 6-March 12.
In 1987, Congress designated March as National Women’s History Month. Each year, the President issues a special Proclamation in recognition of the enormous contributions of women to every aspect of American life and culture, often while enduring great hardship and sacrifice. For Women’s History Month 2022, The National Women’s History Alliance is honoring caregivers and frontline workers.
Hello Scarsdale Teens!
Here's the ninth installment of our bite-sized writing exercise: Post-it Prompts!
Our latest question for you is: If you could speak eight languages, what would they be?
Here's what you said:
Presidents’ Day, a Federal holiday which is celebrated this year on February 21, was originally established in 1885 to honor the February 22 birthday of first president, George Washington. Over time it also became associated with the February 12 birthday of 16th President, Abraham Lincoln. Thanks to the Uniform Monday Holiday Act, which created additional three day weekends for the country’s workers, the holiday will always fall on the third Monday of February but, ironically, never on the ac
February is Black History Month, an annual tribute to generations of African Americans whose invaluable contributions to this country were achieved in the face of tremendous adversity. Originally a week-long observance created in 1926 by Carter G. Woodson, the event was celebrated in February to acknowledge the birthdays of both Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass. In 1976, the celebration was expanded to a month by President Gerald R.
Hello Scarsdale Teens!
Here's the eighth installment of our bite-sized writing exercise: Post-it Prompts!
Our latest question for you is: What's something imaginary you wish were real?
Here's what you wrote:
Our next Post-it Prompt will be posted the week of February 7, 2022.
This project is brought to you by the Scarsdale Public Library's Teen Services Department & Teen Advisory Board.
Hello Scarsdale Teens!
Here's the seventh installment of our bite-sized writing exercise: Post-it Prompts!
Our latest question for you is: What's an opinion you have that not many people share?
Here's what you wrote:
Our next Post-it Prompt will be posted the week of January 15, 2022.