| All activities and events referred to on this Website and in the Moose Call newsletter are available to members in good standing and their qualified guests only. This Website is for informational purposes with proprietary information intended for members only. General information is available to the public at large, but should not be construed to be a solicitation for membership. This Website is an initiative of the Torrance Moose Lodge No. 785, the Women of the Moose Chapter No. 44, and is not sanctioned by the Loyal Order of Moose, Moose International, or any subsidiary thereof. All logos, trademarks, and servicemarks pertaining to the Loyal Order of Moose and/or its programs or degrees are copyright © Moose International, Inc. Mooseheart, Illinois. |
| All activities are provided by dedicated members who volunteer their time for the enjoyment of all. To them we say........ Thank You |
| Whether in our own home lodge or for Mooseheart, children are our present and our future. Activities are held with them in mind as well as the adults. |
| For more coloring fun, Below is A Coloring Book you can print out and color. Just click on the picture to open a printable pdf file. (11 pages) |
| Moose 785 Kids Page |
| If you give a moose a muffin by Laura Joffe Numeroff; illustrated by Felicia Bond. HarperCollins, c1991 |
| Even that moose won't listen to me by Martha Alexander. Dial Books for Young Readers, c1988. |
, Kasperson; Dawn Publications, 1995 |
| Lost moose by Jan Slepian; illustrated by Ted Lewin. Philomel Books, c1995. |
Heres a few children's books about Moose
| What use is a moose? by Martin Waddell; illustrated by Arthur Robins. Candlewick Press, 1996. |
| Moosetache by Margie Palatini; illustrated by Henry Cole. Hyperion Books for Children, 1997. |
| Do Your Antlers Hang High (to the tune of Do Your Ears Hang Low) Do your antlers hang high? Do they reach up to the sky? Do they keep you up at night? Do they make your way so tight? Do they bump into trees? Do they make it hard for knees? Do your antlers hang high? |
| Poetry: Moose Pride If I were a moose I'd be proud of my nose, As big as a house and as long as a hose. I'd smell every raindrop, or pine tree, or rose. I would be so happy, I'd dance on my toes. If I were a moose I'd be proud to stand tall. I'd walk through deep rivers, no problem at all. My legs could step over dead trees where they fall. I'd see all around me because I'd be tall. If I were a moose I'd be proud of my head, With antlers that spread out as wide as a shed, A perch for the birdies, brown, yellow and red. I'd be proud of the antlers on top of my head. |
| This Little Moose (Copycat) This little moose went to market This little moose stayed home. This little moose had grass and twigs. This little moose had none. And this little moose whent trot, trot, trot, all the way home. |
| Color the Moose to the left. First Click a color and then click the area you want that color. |
| Interactive Color Page Made by Alicia Daly |
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| Please Make sure that The Kids room is CLEAN after each use and that NO food or drinks are taken in the room we have already found Ants in the room because of food. Lets not ruin it for everyone, clean up after yourselves and your children! |