Monday, September 15, 2008
International Talk Like a Pirate Day / Weekly Activities
Arr..ahoy maties! This coming Friday, September 19th is International Talk Like a Pirate Day! Since we have more staff and we are busier on Wednesday rather than Friday, we are celebrating it on Wednesday September 17th at 3:00pm. We are making these pirate flags. Cool! While guys kind of like this day more than girls, remember that they have to address us as "me beauty." That has a nice ring to it, doesn't it? :) Come in and have fun!
This is our schedule this week:
Monday 9/15/08
12:00 - 2:00pm Come play at Elf. Elf stands for Early Learning Families and we have our story hour room open for infants and toddlers to play. We have toys that children this age love to play with and fun music playing in the background. So far today we have had 13 kids and their care givers who say they had a great time. Come in and check it out!
Tuesday 9/16/08
12:15pm Preschool and Toddler Story time. This group is for ages 2 through 5. Ms.
Lois will be here with you.
3:00pm New after school story time. This group is for grades K through 4. Ms. Lois is here with you.
4:00 - 6:00pm. Homework Assistance Center. Today our friends at Cal Poly Pomona will be opening the homework center. This is for grades 1 through 6. Charlene and Heather plus other Cal Poly students will be here with you.
Wednesday 9/17/08
3:00pm Craft. We are making the flags you see in this picture. Grandma Sue will be here with you.
3:30pm Grandparents and books: This is an informal come and go time where you can listen to a story or practice reading aloud. Grandma Jean will be here with you.
4:00 - 6:00pm Homework Assistance Center
Thursday 9/18/08
12:15pm Infant story time. This group is for ages 0-2. In many ways it is like our Elf program but children will hear short stories, sing songs, and have finger plays.
Grandma Sue will be here with you.
4:00 - 6:00pm Homework Assistance Center.
We've got lots of great things going on so come on in!
Joke of the day: What boat is always sorry for itself?
Answer: A woe-boat! :)
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