Jack and Molly, alias Vince and Margie Brophy, draw Hosea Scaife, 4, and Elena Darby-Rodriguez, 6, into the spotlight. Watching on the mat are Katelyn Mallet and Lorna Peck, both 5, Annika Scaife, 2, and Pierra Scaife, 6. Picture: PAUL SCAMBLER
VICTORIAN children's entertainers Jack and Molly helped wrap up the Launceston LINC and Ravenswood Library's Untangled Tales summer holiday program yesterday.
The educational duo, formerly known as Vince and Margie Brophy, interacted with about 16 children at the Ravenswood site.
"They did storytelling with lots of fun and singing and an interactive activity about going camping," Ravenswood Library customer service officer Natasha Wadley said.
"This activity means the children have had a fun time coming to the library and all the interactive storytelling and social activity is educational at the same time."
Both libraries have run activities for children of various ages throughout this month, including craft exercises based on childhood stories such as Hansel and Gretel, King Arthur and The Phoenix.