St. Albert Family and Community Support Services

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Family and Community Support Services
10, 50 Bellerose Drive
Hours of Operation: Mon to Fri 8:00 to 5:00
Phone: 780-459-1756 Email: [email protected]
www.stalbertfcss.ca
St. Albert Family and
Community Support Services
We Have Moved!
Celebrating 45 Years in our Community!
St. Albert Family and Community Support Services
(FCSS) have provided preventive social services to
the residents of St. Albert since 1968. FCSS is a
partnership funded by the province, grants and the
City of St. Albert. We collaborate locally to develop
preventive social initiatives that enhance the well being
of individuals, families and communities.
St. Albert FCSS includes:
• FamilyandSchoolLiaisonWorkers
• CommunityDevelopmentCoordinators
• YouthAssetDevelopmentCoordinator
• CommunityResourceCoordinator
• NeighbourhoodDevelopmentCoordinator
We share information about programs and services in
the community and provide supported referrals.
The Staff of FCSS collaborate with community
members to build on strengths and generate solutions
to community concerns.
Partnerships include:
• FamilyWorkingGroup
• Seniors’WorkingGroup
• TemporaryResidentialServicesCommittee
• WrapAroundCommittee
• TheBlockPartyProgram
• CelebratingGoodNeighboursProgram
• andothersasidentifiedbythecommunity
St. Albert FCSS strongly supports and uses the 40
DevelopmentalAssetsPhilosophy.Wesupportyouth
in making positive choices and growing up to be
confident,responsible,caringandhealthyindividuals.
ThisisdonebymobilizingSt.Albertyouthinmeaningful
ways. We encourage adults from all walks of life to
developmeaningfulrelationshipswithyouth.Themore
assets youth have, the more likely they are to succeed.
Family and School Liaison (FSL) Workers
provide family centred support for children who are
experiencingdifficulties,eitheratschoolorathome.
Thisisaconfidential,freeserviceforSt.Albertchildren
andfamilies.TheFSLprogramalsoofferstheFinding
Our Way Club, a peer support group for children ages
7-11, whose parents have separated or divorced.
St. Albert, AB
T8N 3L5
Telephone: 780-459-1756
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.stalbertfcss.ca
F.C.S.S. Director
Scott Rodda ................................... 780-459-1511
[email protected]
Manager, Community Strategy
Connie Smigielski..........................780-459-1507
[email protected]
Community Development Coordinators
Linda Knoblauch ...........................780-459-1720
[email protected]
Colleen Lamble ..............................780-459-1715
[email protected]
Leanne MacMillan ..........................780-459-1574
[email protected]
Neighbourhood Development Coordinator
Angie Dedrick ................ 780-418-6055 ext. 3086
[email protected]
Family School Liaison Workers
Sharon Mills ...................................780-459-1699
[email protected]
Tonia Gille ......................................780-459-1749
[email protected]
Youth Asset Development Coordinator
Ben Huising....................................780-418-6000
[email protected]
Community Resource Coordinator
Wedad Amiri ...................................780-418-6610
[email protected]
Project/Administrative Assistant
Cara Parenteau ..............................780-459-1756
[email protected]
Spring/Summer 2013 – www.stalbertfurthered.com
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www.stalbertfcss.ca
St. Albert Rental
Assistance Program
Available to residents of St. Albert, the
subsidy is provided through provincial
money the City of St. Albert received to
help address homelessness and affordable
housinginthecommunity.Throughthe
generous support of United Way, an
Outreach Coordinator has been hired to
assist in the implementation of this program.
Tobeeligibletoapply,applicantsmustmeet
all the following requirements:
• 18yearsofageorolder
• ResidentofSt.Albertforaminimum
of six months
• Currentlyrenting
• Paymorethan30%ofgrossmonthly
income towards rent and heat
• Thereareotherresidency,incomeand
asset requirements that must be met
Please notetheRentalAssistanceprogram
fundingislimited.Thesubsidyamount
will vary depending on income vs. rent/
heatcosts.Todiscussfurthereligibility
requirementsortofindouthowtoapplyfor
the program please call 780-722-0135
FCSS 2013 Funded Programs
St. Albert Food Bank and Community Village
Community Liaison • 780-459-0585
www.stalbertfoodbankandcommunityvillage.com
Community Liaison Program: A program that provides
outreach support to individuals, families and seniors.
St. Albert Family Resource Centre
#10A, 215 Carnegie Drive
780-459-7377 • www.stalbertfrc.com
Family Life Education Program: A program geared at
enhancing parenting skills and support to families.
Community Information and Volunteer Centre
#10, 215 Carnegie Drive
780-459-6666 • www.stalbertcivc.com
Sidekicks Mentoring Program: A mentoring program for
children and youth.
Volunteer Centre Program: A program to connect people
tovolunteeropportunitiesandorganizations.
Information & Referral Program: A program that
connects people to community resources.
S.A.I.F (Stop Abuse in Families)
402, 22 Sir Winston Churchill Ave. • 780-460-2195
www.stopabuse.ca
SAIF Ed: A program that provides educational, skill
development and awareness workshops/groups in the
area of relational aggression, bullying and violence.
St. Albert 50+ Club
7 Tache Street • 780-459-0433
www.stalbertseniorsclub.org
FCSS is...“People helping people to
help themselves”
Adult Day Program (Family Support): A program that
provides social opportunities for participants and respite
support for caregivers.
FCSS...Works with community to
Outreach Program: A program that provides support,
information and referral services to seniors.
deliver programs that are preventive
in nature to promote and enhance
well-being among individuals, families,
and communities.
FCSS...Never Underestimate the
Power of Caring
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St. Albert Bereavement Fellowship
For information call 780-459-6666
Bereavementsupportandeducationalinformation to
individuals, families and friends in the community who are
grieving a death loss.
Spring/Summer 2013 – Printed on recycled newsprint! Please recycle.
www.stalbertfcss.ca
Cultivate the Good Neighbour in You
HaveyoubeenhearingallofthebuzzaboutBlockParties?It’snowonder,lastyear83neighbourhoodshostedpartiesin
St.Albert.NotonlyareBlockPartiesaneasyandfunwaytomeetyourneighbours,theyalsopromotesafety,community
well-beingandasenseofbelonging.Here’swhatSt.AlbertcitizensaresayingabouttheirBlockParties:
“We didn’t realize there were so many kids until we saw them all at the Block Party. There will be many play
dates being planned.”
“After talking to people one-on-one, I realized everyone had something stolen from their vehicle or their
neighbour’s. We have now started informing people to lock vehicles and keep garage doors closed.”
“Everyone was very happy to come out and meet new neighbours. We had a close neighbour bring out his band
members and they played on his driveway. They were awesome!”
“Neighbours re-connected and others got to know each other. There is a real sense of community now on
our block
Block Party Boot Camp!
NeighbourhoodDevelopmenthaslotsofgreatresourcestohelpyougetyourBlockPartyplanningstarted.This
year we are introducing the Block Party Boot Camp! JoinusonThursdayMay2nd,7:00pmattheSt.Albert
PublicLibrary.Comelearnaboutallthegreatresourceswehavetohelpgetyourpartystarted,includinggames,
equipment, cultural activities, and free food!
Youcanlearnmorebyvisitingthewebsiteatwww.stalbert.ca/block-party-information or contacting Colleen or Angie
at 780-459-1756.
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www.stalbertfcss.ca
Lamplighter
Lamplightersshinealightforseniors
who might otherwise be overlooked.
Approximately14%oftheSt.Albert
population is 65 years of age and older.
As our population ages that percentage
isforecastedtogoashighas25%.
Currently over half of this population
lives in their own homes.
We are:
Students, Athletes, Actors, Yogis, Singers, Dancers,
Laid Back, Travelers, Hard Workers, Inspiring, Tweeters,
Mentors, Leaders, Coaches, Artists, Shoppers,
Bowlers, Thinkers, Asset Builders, Comedians,
Volunteers, Animal Lovers, Musicians, Friends,
Gymnasts And Motivators.
We Are St. Albert Youth
bamforyouth.ca
Would you know when a senior may be
inneedofhelp?Wouldyouknowwho
tocall?Lamplighterskeepawatchout
for seniors who may be at risk; who
may have had a change in routine or
behavior; or who may not have been
seen or heard from in days.
Attend one of the two free public
Lamplighter training sessions:
TUESDAY
April 9th
9-10:30 a.m.
or
WEDNESDAY
April 24th at
7 - 8:30 p.m.
St. Albert 50+ Club
7 Tache Street
Please RSVP: Leanne780-459-1574
[email protected]
The following publications are available in
many St. Albert locations and online:
•No-CostActivitiesinSt.Albert
•CommunityInformationandHelpDirectory
www.stalbert.ca/family-community-support-services
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Lamplightertrainingisapartnership
betweenAlbertaHealthServices,The
St. Albert 50+ Club and FCSS.
Who should attend?Business,church
members, agency staff, retail staff,
youth, general public.
Cultural Services
Continuous Registration
780.459.1585
780.459.1553 • 780.418.6088
www.stalbert.ca/programs
Cultural Services sta-culture.com
TheCulturalServicesteampromoteswell-being,creativity,diversityandinnovationthroughdiversesocialand
educational opportunities. We connect to the community through the programming and operation of the Arden
Theatre,theInternationalChildren’sFestivalandSt.AlbertChildren’sTheatre.TheDepartmentoffersvisualand
performing arts classes, maintains studio facilities, coordinates the Art in Public Places program and manages
projectssuchasFounders’Walk.
Cultural Services works collaboratively with the Arts and Heritage Foundation to ensure the provision of the
followingservices:theoperationandmaintenanceoftheCity’sHeritageSites,theArtGalleryofSt.Albert,the
Musée Héritage Museum and the delivery of quality educational programs.
UPCOMING
EVENTS
Savoy Family Cajun Band •April5,2013
Miss Caledonia • April 7, 2013
Cowboy Junkies • April 19 & 20, 2013
May 28 – June 1, 2013
Tickets On Sale Now!
Sign up to VOLUNTEER today!
Visit childfest.com.
Family Series On Sale:
Wednesday, June 12 at 10 am.
Main Stage Series On Sale:
Monday, August 19 at 10 am.
TheArdenislookingforVOLUNTEERS in the
area of ushering, artist hospitality and selling
merchandise.Registeronline.
SPRING & SUMMER CLASSES
Visit ardentheatre.com for more details.
For Children & Youth (Ages 6 to 19)
MusicalTheatre•Improv•Acting•Breakdancing
Now accepting registrations.
Visit sta-culture.com for more details.
Now accepting
registrations
Visit sta-culture.com
for more details.
SPRING & SUMMER CLASSES
For Children, Youth and Adults
Pottery•Painting•Quilting•BeadMaking
StainedGlass•HandBuilding•Sculptingandmore...
May 28 – June 1, 2013
duringtheInternationalChildren’sFestival
Summer Drama Camps
Sing, dance and act the days away.
Registrations now being accepted.
Visit sact.ca for more details.
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Cultivate Life
780.459.1585
780.459.1553 • 780.418.6088
Looking for the Servus Place and Fountain Park
Spring/Summer Recreation Guide?
We’ve gone paperless! Find the guide exclusively online, starting
February 4, 2013. Registration begins at 8:00 am on February 20, 2013.
Visit servusplace.ca or recguide.stalbert.ca
to view the guide. Register online, by phone
or in person at Servus Place, Fountain Park
or Community & Protective Services at
St. Albert Place.
servusplace.car
ecguide.stalbert.ca
Need further information?
Servus Credit Union Place
400 Campbell Road, St. Albert
780-418-6088
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Fountain Park Recreation Centre
4 Cunningham Road, St. Albert
780-459-1553
Community & Protective Services
St. Albert Place
5 St. Anne Street, St. Albert
780-459-1585
780.459.1585
780.459.1553 • 780.418.6088
Cultivate Life
Spruce Up St. Albert
TheCityofSt.Alberthasmanyopportunitiesfor
residentstocultivatelifethroughthebeautification
and cleaning up of our city. Activities can be done by
individuals, families, or community groups.
Clean Up the Sturgeon Mother’s Day
River Festival May 12
Check out this great activity to do with your mom!
CleanupasectionofSt.Albert’srivervalley,plant
a tree or shrub with your name on it, check out all
the displays at the Environment Fair, and enjoy a
freeBBQlunch.Allsuppliesareprovided,justwear
comfortable shoes, dress for the weather, and come
on out between 10am and 2pm.
Neighbourhood Clean Ups
Are you looking for something to help get to know
yourneighboursforyourneighborhoodblockparty?
Are you the leader of a local community group or
sportsteam?Tackletheclean-upofalocalpark
orpublicspacewheneverit’sconvenientforyou.
We will supply you with garbage bags and gloves
andwillpickupthegarbageafterward.It’sagreat
team-building activity!
Schoolyard Clean Ups
Are you a teacheroradministratoratalocalschool?
Join other schools in the St. Albert area who clean
up their schoolyards each spring, fall, or winter. We
will supply you with garbage bags and gloves and
willpickupthegarbageafterward.It’sagreatschool
team-building activity!
Recreation and Culture
Program Subsidies
Community&ProtectiveServiceswillsubsidize,
when possible, class fees for individuals and families
who demonstrate an inability to pay for classes
that would contribute to their personal growth and
community involvement. For further information,
pleasecontactDonnaBlanchardat780-459-1755
ext. 3077 or [email protected]
June is Recreation
and Parks month!
Join the City of St. Albert
as we celebrate the many
ways recreation and parks
enhance your quality of
life. An activity calendar
and outdoor event will be
showcased in June. It
is the perfect time to get
the family outdoors and
engaged by participating in our programs, services,
andvisitingoneofourfacilities.VisittheCity’swebsite
www.stalbert.ca for further information closer to June.
Partners in Parks
Is there a publicspaceyouhavealreadyadopted?
Doyoumow,pickuplitter,orwateryourlocal
cul-de-sacisland,parkspace,ortrail?Ifyoudo,
wehaveaprogramdesignedtorecognizeyour
contributiontomakingSt.Albertlookitsbest...we’d
love to hear from you and acknowledge your work.
Giveusacallandwecandiscusshowyoubecomea
Partner in Parks.
Check out www.stalbert.ca/spruce-up-st-albert or give
us a call at 780-459-1600 for more information.
JOIN THE JULY 1 FUN AND CELEBRATIONS
Lions & Millennium Parks
11AM to 3PM
Battle of the Bands
St. Anne Street
3:30PM to 6PM
Family Street Dance
St. Anne Street
6PM to 10:30PM
Fireworks from Seven Hills
11PM
ForMoreInfoortovolunteer,visitwww.stalbert.ca
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St. Albert
50+ Club
AEROBICS
Monday 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
March 25—June 17, 2013
No Class: Apr 1, May 20, May
27
Members: $50.00
Non Members: 75.00
Instructor: Heike Hatcher
GENTLE AEROBICS
Thurs 9:45 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.
March 21—May 23, 2013
Members: $50.00
Non Members: 75.00
Instructor: Heike Hatcher
RESISTANCE BAND/
STRETCHER
Wednesday 3:00 , p.m.-4:00pm
March 20—May 22
Members: $50.00
Non Members: 75.00
CREATIVE DANCE MOVES
Friday 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Apr. 5—June 21 (10 weeks)
No Classes: Apr. 26, May 31
Members: $80.00
Non members: $105.00
Instructor: Carol McDonald
Dance into shape with Dance
Moves. Indulge your love of
dance & movement while
strengthening your health! This
class offers a full body workout
at a faster pace. Enjoy cardio,
strength & balance training as
you dance your way through
Jazz, Latin, Swing & Line Dance
moves. No partners necessary.
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For Questions or to Register
Please Call 780-459-0433 Ext. 0
Take advantage of reduced class fees by becoming a
member. For convenience renew your membership
and register for classes via the phone and pay by
credit card. Please register early to ensure your spot
and save time on class start date.
The St. Albert 50+ Club has excellent rental facilities for Service Clubs, Birthday Celebrations,
Weddings or Group Gatherings. If you have a
need call 780-459-0433
ART CLASSES
Monday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
No Class: Apr. 1, May 20,
May 27
Monday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
No Class: Apr. 1, May 20,
May 27
Wednesday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00
p.m.
March 20—May 22, 2013
Members: $65.00
Non members: $90.00
Instructor: Harvey Kucher
Come explore your creative
side. Mediums used include
acrylics and genesis oils. Instructor will be on hand during
sessions.
TAI CHI—The Healing
Breath
Thursday 3:10 - 3:55 p.m.
Apr. 11—June 20 2013
No Class: May 30
Members: $50.00
Non members: $75.00
This class will allow you to experience the profound and
positive conscious breathwork
can have on your physical and
emotional health. It will provide you with tools to cultivate
health, wellness and balance
in all areas of your life. Learn
to: Calm the mind and emotions in seconds; Manage pain
and promote healing; Alleviate
exhaustion, anxiety, depression; Improve quality of sleep;
Dissolve away stress; Generate
energy. Charge and revitalize
your immune system.
CERAMICS
Thursday 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
March 21—May 23, 2013
Members: $60.00
Non Members: $85.00
Instructor: Tammy Gerdun
No refunds unless class is cancelled.
Classes are subject to change
St. Albert 50+ Club
Punch Card Classes
YOGA ALL LEVELS
BEGINNERS YOGA :
Thursday 11:00-12:00 p.m.
March 21—May 23 (10 weeks)
Monday 2:45-4:15 p.m.
Apr. 8—June 24, 2013 (10 weeks)
No classes: May 20, May 27
Instructor: Jeanne Irwin
Members: $60.00
Non members: $85.00
Instructor: Barb Hagen
YOGA ALL LEVELS
Tuesday 9:15 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.
Apr. 2—June 18, 2013 (10 weeks)
Instructor: Alison Irwin
Are you interested in joining
the body work called Yoga?
Here is your opportunity!
Learn
beginner
Asana
(postures) and breathing
techniques
YOGA BEGINNER
Tuesday 11:00 am-12:00pm
Instructor: Alison Irwin
ZUMBA/CARDIO SALSA
YOGA ALL LEVELS
Monday 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
No class: May 20, May 27
Wednesday 9:15am -10:45 a.m.
Apr. 3—June 18, 2013(10 weeks)
No Class: May 29
Wednesday 11:00 am - 12:00
pm
Apr. 3—June 5, 2013 (10
weeks)
No Class: May 29
YOGA ALL LEVELS
Friday 9:15a.m.- 10:45 a.m.
Apr. 5—June 21, 2013 (10 weeks)
No Class: Apr. 26, May 31
Members: $60.00
Non members: $85.00
Instructor: Maria Yakula
Cardio Salsa is a solo dance
class done to Latin rhythms like
Merengue, Cha Cha Cha, Salsa
& Rhumba. It involves different
patterns
and
creative
choreography to exercise the
mind & body. Have fun and get
fit with Latin flair!
If you’ve never tried Yoga, here is your
chance to learn and enjoy it.
No refunds unless
class is cancelled.
Classes are subject
to change
Buy a 10 class punch card and take 10
classes (days and times of your choice)
for $70.00 for members and $95.00 for
non members
Save a bit more and buy a 20 class punch
card and take 20 classes (days and times
of your choice) for $130.00 for members
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ADULT PROGRAMS
CHILD & YOUTH
HOME ALONE (Grades 5 -7)
YOUNG PARENT GROUP
Date:
Time:
Friday, April 26th
9:00am - 3:30pm
Time: 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Fee: FREE
Fee:
Members $ 50.00
Non-members $58.00
GET CALM ABOUT ANGER
JUNIOR EINSTEINS (Grades 1 - 3)
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Date:
Monday, March 25th
Time:
Fee:
1:00pm - 3:30pm
Members $22.50
Date: This group meets the second and fourth
Thursday of each month.
Monday, March 18th - April 22nd
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Members $75.00
Non-members $37.50
Non-members $90.00
ADULT & YOUTH PROGRAMS
CHILDREN & DIVORCE
Parents will be in a group and children (grade 1-6) will
be in their own group. A light supper will be served
between 5-5:30 for children and parents together.
Date: Wednesday, April 3rd & 10th
Time: 5:00pm - 7:30pm
Fee:
Members $50.00
Non-members $70.00
JUNIOR CHEFS (Grades 2 - 6)
Date: Tuesday - Thursday, March 26th - 28th
Time: 9:30am - 11:30am
Fee:
Members $50.00
Non-members $80.00
FREE THE HORSES: An Adventure in Self-Esteem
(Grades 2 – 4)
Date: Tuesday - Thursday, March 26th - 28th
Time: 12:30pm - 4:30pm
Fee:
Members $75.00
Non-members $90.00
VOLCANO IN MY TUMMY (Grades 2 - 4)
Date: Tuesdays, April 16th - 30th
Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Fee:
Members $ 45.00
Non-members $70.00
For more information on any of our programs and services please call
780-459-7377
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EARLY CHILDHOOD - UNPARENTED
EARLY CHILDHOOD - PARENTED
I’M A BIG KID NOW (Ages 4 – 6 years)
JUST FOR PARENTS
Date:
Time:
Monday - Wednesday, March 25th - 27th
9:30am - 11:30am
Date:
Wednesday, ongoing (no program July or
August)
Fee:
Members $45.00
Non-members $65.00
Time:
Fee:
10:00am - 11:30am
Members FREE
Non-members $5.25 per Session
LET’S GET PHYSICAL (Ages 3 - 5 years)
Date:
Time:
Thursday, April 4th - 18th
1:30pm - 2:30pm
Fee:
Members $ 27.00
Childcare fee: Members FREE
Non-members $12.60 per Session
BABY GROW
Date: Friday, ongoing (no program July or August)
Non-members $45.00
ALL ABOUT CIRCUS (Ages 3 - 5 years)
Date: Thursday, April 25th
Time:
Fee:
Time:
Fee:
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Members $18.00
10:00am - 11:00am
Members FREE
Non-members $5.25
Non-members $30.00
STORYTIME ADVENTURE (Ages 2.5 - 5 years)
Date: Tuesday, April 9th - 30th
Time: 10:00am - 11:00am
Fee:
Members $ 36.00 Non-members $60.00
CASUAL CARE (Ages 19 months - 5 years)
Date:
Time:
Fridays ongoing
1:00pm - 3:30pm
Fee:
Members only $20.00 for first child,
second child $5.00
PRE-SCHOOL ACADEMY
Now accepting registrations for September start.
For more information on any of our programs and services please call
780-459-7377
Looking for something for your child to do on
PD Days, Spring Break and Summer Holidays?
St. Albert Family Resource Centre offers full and half day workshops and day camps
during upcoming 2013 Non-School days.
Stay Connected
www.stalbertfrc.ca
http://www.facebook.com/St.AlbertFRC
Twitter : @stalbertfrc
www.pinterest.com/stalbertfrc
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The St. Albert Youth Community Centre
A fun, safe and supportive environment for youth grade 7 to age 17.
Interested in leadership, asset and skill building activities?
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www.saycc.ca
Hours
Who is Outreach For?
Contact
• Single parents who need a high school
education
Monday to Thursday: 8:00 - 3:30
Friday: 8:00 - 11:45
Outreach High School
50 Sir Winston Churchill Ave.
T8N 0G4
Register online
http://www.outreach.spschools.org
For more information please call:
780.458.0839
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• Students who are currently working
• Adult students (20 Years or Older)
who need high school credits
• Students with medical problems
• Second year grade nine students
may attend the High School Transition
Program
• Students wishing to take course not
offered at their high school
• Students with timetable issues or who
are wishing to accelerate their program
St. Albert Public Library
Cultivating Community
When was the last time you checked out your Library? Located in the heart of downtown, in St. Albert Place, we’re one
of the City’s key community services and we offer something for everyone – from babies to seniors, and everyone in
between! We are open seven days a week and offer easy access to your account through our website: www.sapl.ab.ca.
Why not try us out by signing up for one of our great free programs?
New Membership
Fee Structure
ST. ALBERT RESIDENT FEES
First adult card:
$20
Additional adult:
$10
Children under 18:
Free
(with an adult guarantor)
Household maximum:
$30
Senior card:
$15
Additional Senior:
$5
NON-RESIDENT FEES
First card:
$70
(any age except seniors)
Additional card:
$20
First Senior:
$50
Additional Senior:
$5
Annual
Book Sale
March 22 - 24
In the foyer of
St. Albert Place during
regular Library hours
Get great deals on
gently used
library books
and DVDs!
All proceeds go to help
support the Library.
has a Writer-in-Residence!
Local published
author Natasha
Deen will be
completing her
final month
as Writer-inResidence at the
Library this April. Natasha will run
writing workshops throughout the
month, and is available for individual
consultations. Check out our program
calendar or the Writer-in-Residence
website (metrowir.com) for workshop
dates. You can contact Natasha
for a consultation at 780-240-1194
or [email protected]. Take
advantage of this amazing resource
to help you on your journey as
a writer.
ADULT PROGRAMS - April
Adult programs are free and open to all, but please register in advance
by visiting or calling the 2nd floor Information Desk at 780-459-1682.
Declutter Your Life
Wednesday, Apr. 10
7:00-8:30 p.m.
If it’s time for you to get rid of some of
the physical, emotional or intellectual
clutter that’s dragging you down, this
session will provide you with practical
strategies and book recommendations.
AUTHOR TALK
Carl Honoré and
the Slow Revolution
Monday, Apr. 15
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Award-winning
journalist and author
of Under Pressure, Carl Honoré returns
with Slow Fix: Solve Problems, Work
Smarter and Live Better In a World
Addicted to Speed. Listen to Carl read
from his new book and discuss the
concept of “slowness”. Refreshments
will be served.
Spin, Spin, Spin!
Making and Using a Drop Spindle
Sunday, Apr. 21
2:00-4:00 p.m.
Want to try something new, and add to
your knitting repertoire? Don’t knit,
but interested in learning a new craft?
Learn to make a simple drop spindle,
and let the St. Albert Knit Lits
show you how to spin your own
yarn. It’s easier than you think!
Supplies for making your spindle
will be provided.
Growing an Edible Garden
Thursday, Apr. 25
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Derrick Harrison of the St. Albert
& District Garden Club shares the
secrets to growing food in your
own backyard, despite the lessthan-forgiving Alberta climate.
It can be done, with delicious
results!
5 St. Anne Street, St. Albert, AB T8N 3Z9 Phone: 780-459-1530 www.sapl.ab.ca
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ADULT PROGRAMS - May
Adult programs are free and open to all, but please register in advance
by visiting or calling the 2nd floor Information Desk at 780-459-1682.
Block Party Boot Camp
Thursday, May 2
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Neighbourhood Development has lots
of great resources to help you get your
Block Party planning started. This
year they are introducing the Block
Party Boot Camp! Come learn about
all the great resources Neighbourhood
Development has to help get your party
started, including games, equipment,
cultural activities, and free food!
Everything INCLUDING
the Kitchen Sink
Saturday, May 4
2:00-3:00 p.m.
Looking for a repair manual for a 1969
VW Beetle or a 2010 Jeep Compass?
Need to know how to install a kitchen
sink or build an outdoor playhouse?
The Library has two amazing online
resources to help you: Auto Repair and
Home Improvement Reference Center.
This one-hour session will show you
how to use these online tools to help
you with almost anything around the
home. Best of all, you can access these
free helpful resources through our
website from home using your
Library membership!
The Art of Telling True Stories:
A Creative Nonfiction Workshop
Sunday, May 5
1:30-3:00 p.m.
Local author Jessica Kluthe returns
to the Library for an informative
and engaging workshop on writing
nonfiction that zings! Jessica will
present how to craft true stories and
incorporate imagination, as well as
provide writing prompts for some
hands-on writing practice. She will
conclude with a short reading from
her newly published book, Rosina,
The Midwife. Jessica’s book will be
available for purchase at the workshop.
If you would like Jessica to offer
feedback on your writing, submit a
short piece (500 words) by Sunday
Apr 21 to [email protected].
Wills & Estate Planning
Thursday, May 23
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Presented by Stacy Maurier from
Weary & Co. Law Office, this
session will answer why having
a will, enduring power of attorney,
and personal directive is wise.
It’s never too early to plan for
the future!
Adult Summer Reading Game
Book It Around the World
June 27 - August 19
Start your world adventure at the Library for
our 6th Annual Adult Summer Reading Game.
Spin the map to discover your destination—
a new frontier of reading! Enter to win great
weekly prizes and the grand prize at the end of
the summer—a Kobo Glo! Just stop by the 2nd
Floor Information Desk to play.
Learn a New Language with Mango
Saturday, May 25
2:00-3:00 p.m.
Interested in learning a new language?
Check out this Mango Language
Learning session and discover how
you learn online at your own pace.
Learning a new language has never
been such fun!
Recipeasy
Saturday, May 25
1:30-3:30 p.m.
Calling all inspiring Jamie’s, Nigella’s,
Nigel’s, Martha’s and Julia’s! Are
you a home cook who loves to cook?
Then this program is for you! Come
along to find out what’s ‘cooking’ in
the world of culinary cookbooks and
enjoy a simple food demo by librarian,
enthusiastic home cook and mother
of two hungry boys! Food fun for
everyone…
Please register in advance
for adult programs at the
2nd floor Information Desk
or by calling 780-459-1682.
SRG Interactive Movie Night:
Monty Python & the Holy Grail
Thursday, August 22
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Celebrate the end of the Summer Reading
Game by taking a final trip back in time,
with an audience participation showing of
Monty Python and the Holy Grail at the Library.
For teens and adults, pizza and drinks included.
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ADULT PROGRAMS - Monthly Programs & Clubs
Please register for programs in advance by calling 780-459-1682.
Storytime for Grown-ups
Friday, Apr. 12 and May 24
12:15-12:45 p.m.
Why should kids have all the fun?
Take a break from work, bring your
lunch to our storytime bistro and listen
to stories over the noon hour.
subVERSEive Book Club
Third Monday of every month (or
the 2nd Monday if there is a holiday)
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Looking for a book club that veers off
the beaten path? subVERSEive is a
book discussion group for adults in
their 20s, 30s and beyond. The “book
of the month” is available for pick up
at the library one month prior to the
meeting. Email [email protected]
or check out our blog for more info —
www.subverseive.wordpress.com.
April 15 READER’S CHOICE
May 13 What I Did by
Christopher Wakling
June 17 Ready Player One by
Ernest Cline
Read Magazines Online With Zinio
Are you interested in reading
magazines online? With Zinio and a
Library membership you can download
popular magazines onto your computer
or portable device. Sign up for one of
these free demonstrations and we will
show you how to get started.
Tuesday, Apr. 16
2:00-3:00 p.m.
or Tuesday, May 7
7:00-8:00 p.m.
Downloading eBooks
and eAudiobooks
from the Library
The Library has
thousands of eBooks
and eAudiobooks
and we are adding
more all the time. If you are new to
eBooks, sign up for one of our free
demonstrations of how to checkout and
download eBooks and eAudiobooks to
a portable device.
Thursday, Apr. 25
7:00-8:00 p.m.
or Tuesday, May 21 2:00-3:00 p.m.
Library Hours
Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday: 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Access the Library online at
www.sapl.ab.ca
Closed on the following dates:
May 3
Staff Development Day
May 20
Victoria Day
July 1
Canada Day
August 5
Civic Holiday
Keep up with Library events at Twitter@StAlbertLibrary and
www.facebook.com/stalbertpubliclibrary
Armchair Travel
Armchair Travel continues. Collect three stamps in your passport by the
final destination in May, and enter to win a travel book prize pack!
Bhutan: The Last Shangri-La
Saturday, Apr. 20
2:00-3:30 p.m.
The Lonely Planet travel guide describes Bhutan as no
ordinary place and as the Last Shangri-La. Bhutan is a
magical kingdom where development is measured by
gross national happiness and not gross domestic product.
This travelogue will take you through Buddhist dzongs
and spectacular scenery and give you a peek into the
cultural life of the Bhutanese people.
Weird and Wacky Alberta
Saturday, May 18
2:00-3:30 p.m.
A flying car, a huge tire man, a gigantic chair, and a
wooden train – Bronwen Strembiski has seen them all.
What started as a summer of seeing Alberta’s “Largest
Things”, turned into a scavenger hunt to find all of
Alberta’s roadside attractions. Now, 93 tacks mark the
places on the family’s Alberta map. You don’t need to
board a plane to plan an adventure.
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PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS 50+
Please register for programs in advance by calling 780-459-1682.
Scrabble for Adults 50+
Every 2nd and 4th Friday of the month
Are you interested in playing scrabble?
Come socialize while playing this classic
board game. For more information or
to register, please visit the 2nd floor
Information Desk or call 780-459-1682.
Friday, Apr. 12
2:00-3:00 p.m.
Friday, Apr. 26
2:00-3:00 p.m.
Friday, May 10
2:00-3:00 p.m.
Friday, May 24
2:00-3:00 p.m.
Healthy Aging
Thursday, Apr. 25
2:30-3:30 p.m.
Thursday, May 2
2:30-3:30 p.m.
Are you interested in aging energetically
and with good health? Come and join
us in this two part series! Part 1 will
look at the natural aging process, the
myths about aging and driving, as well
as helpful home modifications. Part 2
will look at personal directives, enduring
power of attorney, guardianship and
trusteeship, specific medical conditions
and medications. You may sign up for
one or both sessions.
Writing Your Memoir – Celebrating
Seniors’ Week (for Adults 50+)
Tuesday, Jun. 4
2:00-3:30 p.m.
Want to turn the experiences of
your life into a book? Our Writer in
Residence Natasha Deen will help you
with the process for writing the story
of your life, and discuss the publishing
options available to you.
AMA Travel Talk (for Adults 50+)
Thursday, May 9
2:30-3:30 p.m.
Join Stephanie Palmer from AMA Travel
for travel tips and recommendations on
what to see and do at some of the top
American destinations.
ADULT PROGRAMS - Computer Training
St. Albert Public Library offers basic computer training programs FREE to Library members.
You must register in advance by visiting or calling the 2nd Floor Information Desk at 780-459-1682.
Computer Basics
Brand new to computers?
Learn to use the mouse, navigate
the Windows 7 desktop, launch
programs, and become familiar
with computer lingo. Choose
one of these sessions:
Thursday, Apr. 4
1:30-3:00 p.m.
or Wednesday, May 1
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Introduction to Word Processing
& Keyboarding
Are you new to using word
processing software? Learn the
basics of keyboarding; how to
create a Word document; and
how to edit and format text. Some
mousing experience required.
Register for one of these dates:
Wednesday, Apr. 24
7:00-8:30 p.m.
or Tuesday, May 7
1:30-3:00 p.m.
Managing Digital Photos
Need some help with that digital
camera? This class will show you
how to get the photos off your camera
and manage your photos in files.
We’ll look at some quick fixes for
problems like red eye. Computer
experience and a Library membership
required. Bring your camera and
cables to class.
Thursday, Apr. 18
1:30-3:00 p.m. or
Thursday, Jun. 13
7:00-8:30 pm
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ADULT PROGRAMS - More Computer Training
Call 780-459-1682 for more information and to register.
Microsoft Excel for Beginners
Do you want to use Excel but don’t know where to start? This beginner
class will teach you how to create a spreadsheet, do calculations, sort
information and more. Bring your enthusiasm to this 90-minute class
to start your path to understanding Excel. Some mousing and keyboard
experience is needed to take part in this class. Sign up for one of these dates:
Wednesday, Apr. 17
1:30-3:00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 15
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Jun. 11
1:30-3:00 p.m.
Introduction to File Management
Where did that file go? How do I find it again? In this 90-minute session,
learn the ins and outs of creating, saving and moving file folders on your
computer. Some mousing and keyboarding experience required.
Wednesday, Apr. 10
1:30-3:00 p.m.
Tuesday, May 14
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Jun. 18
1:30-3:00 p.m.
Introduction to the Internet – Are you new to the Internet?
Then this is the course for you! The Library provides two 90-minute sessions
of basic instruction for Internet beginners. Some keyboarding and mousing
experience is required. Register for one of these two-session classes:
Tuesday, Apr. 23 & 30
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 22 & 29
1:30-3:00 p.m.
NEW! Microsoft PowerPoint
for Beginners
In this 90-minute class you will learn
how to use PowerPoint to enhance
communication with effective design
themes and layouts, slide transitions
and more. Find out just how easy
and fun it is to create PowerPoint
presentations for work, school or
that special event.
Thursday, Apr. 25 1:30-3:00 p.m.
Thursday, May 23 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Computer Basics – One-on-one
Do you need help creating an email
account? Downloading the Library’s
eBooks? Using the Library’s
catalogue? Then call us to book a
one-hour session for individual help
with these common issues or your
specific need.
Get Connected: An Introduction to Social Networking
Are you new to Facebook, YouTube and Twitter? See a demonstration of
setting up a Facebook account and learn the basics of using these tools to
connect with friends and family online. Some Internet experience is required.
Thursday, Apr. 11
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Thursday, May 16
1:30-3:00 p.m.
Thursday, Jun. 6
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Opening Windows: Breaking down the Basics of Windows 8
Are you new to Windows 8? Do you find yourself feeling stumped trying to
do things that you used to do on older versions of Windows? Then you are just
like everyone else with this new and completely different Windows interface.
Come see a demonstration of how to navigate “hot corners”, run “modern &
legacy apps” and much more. Demonstration will be based on a desktop PC
running Windows 8 Enterprise. You are welcome to bring your laptop, phone
or tablet running Windows 8. Sign up for one of these dates:
Tuesday, Apr. 16
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Jun. 5
1:30-3:00 p.m.
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TEEN PROGRAMS
Teen programs are free and are open to all (no Library card is required to take part). Please register
in advance for programs by calling 780-459-1682 or visiting the 2nd floor Information Desk.
Teen Yarn Bombers Club
We have been busy honing our skills
and are almost ready to drop our yarn
bomb finale that will be on display for
this May’s ArtWalk. Don’t miss your
chance to be a part of St. Albert legend
and lore as one of the first to yarn
bomb the city. It’s never too late to join
the crew and learn how to knit. Call
780-459-1682 to find out the date of
our next club meeting.
Living Library
Wednesday, Apr. 3
6:30-8:30 p.m.
For grades 1-12
Still have no clue of what you want
to be when you “grow up”? The
Living Library is an innovative way
to promote dialogue, get to know
members of the community and
encourage understanding. Come to
the Library and “checkout” a local
professional for 15 minutes. Ask
them questions, have a conversation
and learn new things from the human
library.
Teen Poetry Slam
Saturday, Apr. 6
2:00-4:00 p.m.
Release the joy of language and make
your words dance at the Library’s
first poetry slam for teens. A panel of
rhymers and rappers from the local
poetry scene will be on hand to share
their craft and help crown a winner.
The grand prize is a kobo mini! The
panel includes our writer in residence
Natasha Deen, author and rapper Omar
Mouallem, winner of the 2008 National
CBC Poetry Faceoff Mary Pinkoski,
and Edmonton’s Poet Laureate Anna
Marie Sewell.
Teen Film Club
Thursdays, Apr 11 and May 9
6:30-8:30 p.m.
*Films shown will be suitable for
viewing by persons 14 years of age
or older. Persons under 14 must be
accompanied by an adult.
The Teen Film Club wraps up with two
more feature films. Drop by the Library
for an authentic theatre experience that
Book It Around the World
Teen Summer Reading Game
June 27 - August 19
(For teens entering grade 7 & up)
Choose your own path as you tour
the globe and complete challenges to
win great weekly prizes and our grand
prize – the newly redesigned iPod
Nano! Just stop by the Teen Corner on
the second floor, grab your map and
passport, and play!
includes popcorn and beverages. Be
sure not to miss our final film on May 9
that concludes with a trivia contest for
great prizes. (Drop-ins welcome!)
Graphic Novel Workshop
Saturday, May 11
1:00-2:00 p.m.
For Teens, grades 7-12
The talented staff and friends from
Happy Harbor Comics will show
you the different career paths in the
industry of comics; from writers,
editors and proofreaders to pencillers,
inkers and colourists. Happy Harbor
owner Jay will enlighten you on the
process of how comics are made, as
local artists draw along to help show
how things are done. Snacks are
included along with a chance to win
great comic book prizes.
Teen Summer Reading Game Kickoff Party
Saturday, June 29 1:00-2:30 p.m.
Pick up your passport for this summer’s reading game “Book it Around
the World” and stick around for some mad mixology as we learn to
create delicious mocktails and blended drinks. You’ll also be able to
compete for prizes through a series of gaming and physical challenges.
Book It Around the World Wrap Up Party
Thursday, August 22 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Celebrate the end of the Summer Reading Game by taking a final trip
back in time, with an audience participation showing of Monty Python
and the Holy Grail at the Library. For teens and adults, pizza and
drinks included.
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CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS
Early Literacy Preschool Storytimes
Our half hour preschool programs run for 5 weeks. Sessions include a variety of stories in combination
with finger plays, songs, poetry and /or puppetry. Children must be the stated age for the program by
April 30, 2013. Each child may attend one storytime group per session and they must be pre-registered.
Parents of preschoolers are expected to remain in the Library while their child attends a program.
Donations for these programs are welcome and we provide tax receipts if required.
BABIES AND TINY TOTS
Little ones and their grown-ups get
together for rhymes, fingerplays,
songs and simple stories. The lively
atmosphere keeps children and their
caregivers moving and participating.
One child per parent please.
BUTTERFLIES
Babies up to 12 months
Tuesdays, 3:00-3:30 p.m.
Dates: Apr. 16 - May 14
Presenter: Joanne
BUNNIES
Babies up to 12 months
Wednesdays, 3:00-3:30 p.m.
Presenter: Joanne
BUMBLEBEES
Toddlers from 13 to 23 months
Mondays, 10:00-10:30 a.m.
Presenter: Drew
LADYBUGS
Toddlers from 13 to 23 months
Thursdays, 10:00-10:30 a.m.
Presenter: Drew
TWO YEAR OLDS
Interactive stories, songs, musical
activities, and finger plays make up this
fun-filled half hour.
One child per parent please
(exception is CHIPMUNKS).
CHIPMUNKS (Family option)
Tuesdays, 10:00-10:30 a.m.
Presenter: Drew
FAWNS
Fridays, 11:00-11:30 a.m.
(no program May 3)
Presenter: Ashley
DUCKLINGS
Wednesdays, 10:00-10:30 am
Presenter: Charity
THREE YEAR OLDS
This programs offer stories, fingerplays,
and musical activities for children who
prefer to bring a grown-up to storytime
with them.
BEARS
Fridays, 10:00-10:30 a.m.
(no program May 3)
Presenter: Charity
Registration begins at 9:00 a.m. on Thursday, March 21, 2013
Register in person at the Children’s Information Desk or by calling
780-459-1532. When leaving a message, please indicate the program you
wish to register for. We will call back to complete the registration process.
A valid St. Albert Public Library card is required.
THREE TO FIVE YEAR OLDS
Stories, songs and a fun little craft
make up this session for children ready
to attend without their parents.
SQUIRRELS
Mondays, 1:30-2:00 p.m.
Presenter: Ashley
FOUR TO SIX YEAR OLDS
Kids just want to have fun, and these
creative and interactive programs
will have everyone’s toes tapping and
hands clapping. Join us for tunes, tales,
musical instruments and a craft.
These programs are non-parented.
Presenter: Vicki
SNICKERDOODLES
Wednesdays, 11:00-11:30 a.m.
TWEEDLEBUGS
Thursdays, 1:30-2:00 p.m.
FAMILY DROP-IN STORYTIME
— OWLS
This half-hour of activities and stories
is geared to children aged two to four
not registered in our other storytimes.
Parents may join the program. Anyone joining is expected to participate.
There is no need to pre-register for
this program, but please arrive by
10:45 a.m.
Mondays, 11:00-11:30 a.m.
Presenter: Anne
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CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS
Spots fill quickly. Please register in advance by visiting the
Children’s Information Desk or calling 780-459-1532.
Fun Programs for Babies & Preschoolers
Baby Rhyme Drop-In Time
Saturdays, Mar. 16–Apr. 6
10:30-11:00 a.m.
with Joanne
Tiny tots and their grown-ups get
together for rhymes, fingerplays,
songs and simple stories. (For babies
up to 12 months)
The Bugs Are Coming!
Tuesday, Apr. 9
6:30-7:15 p.m.
with Charity
Creepy! Crawly! Flashy! Fancy!
Whether you’re a fan or consider
them your foe, come on in for some
big bug fun. (Ages 4-6)
French Language Storytimes
Francophone-moi Une Histoire
Thursday, Mar. 21, Apr. 18
4:30-5:00 p.m.
with volunteer Guylaine
Stories and a craft suitable for
French-speaking and Frenchimmersion students. (Ages 3-8)
TODDLER TOWN at the
International Children’s Festival
Join Library staff between May 28 and
June 1 for fun and frolics in the Telus
Toddler Town Tent.
FREE FAMILY
EVENTS
Reading with Ronald
Saturday, May 18
10:30 a.m.
Join Ronald McDonald® for
Storytime! (Geared towards
children 4-7 years old, but all ages
welcome.) Brought to you by your
local St. Albert McDonald’s®
To register please call
780-459-1532.
C.O.W. Bus
Wednesday, Aug. 28
11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
The Alberta Prairie C.O.W. Bus
brings family literacy support
and awareness to communities
throughout the province. Stop
by the bus and discover what
the Classroom On Wheels can
offer you.
How Does Your Garden Grow?
Tuesday, May 7
6:30-7:15 p.m.
with Charity
Oh, marvellous mud, sensational seeds,
glorious greens and beautiful blooms –
our garden is growing fun and you are
welcome to see what surprises
will sprout! (Ages 4-6)
Summer Reading Game
Around the World
For Grade 1-6
Get your passports ready! This summer prepare for a
vacation like no other as you crisscross the world.
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June 27 - August 19
It’s a Big World!
For Preschoolers Ages 3-6
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CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS - Kool Kid Stuff
Please register in advance for children’s programs by visiting
the Children’s Information Desk or calling 780-459-1532.
Origami with Susan
Wednesday, Mar. 27
1:30-2:30 p.m.
Our volunteer origami specialist Susan
will show you how to make some awesome
paper creations. (For grades 3-6)
Spring Break Gaming for Grades 1 to 6
...on the Wii
Tuesday, Mar. 26
11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. or
12:00-1:00 p.m.
Come down to the Library for an fun-filled hour of Wii
video games on the big screen!
...on the Xbox Kinect
Thursday, Mar. 28
11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. or
12:00-1:00 p.m.
Join Drew for an awesome hour of Xbox Kinect video
games on our big screen!
Paperback Kids (A Book Club for Grades 4 to 6)
Thursdays, Mar. 28, Apr. 25
4:00-5:00 p.m.
with Drew
Join us as we talk about books in a fun and relaxed space.
Each month we’ll choose a new genre of books to read and
to share. This is a perfect program for kids who love to
read and talk about the books they’ve read.
Living Library
Wednesday, Apr. 3
6:30-8:30 p.m.
For grades 1 to 12
The Living Library is an innovative way to promote
dialogue, introduce members of the community and
encourage understanding. Come to the Library and
“checkout” someone for 15 minutes. Ask them questions,
have a conversation and learn new things from the human
library.
Games Club!
Thursday, Apr. 11
4:00-5:00 p.m.
with Drew
You won’t find any video games here. You’ll find the old
games, the great games, the BEST games! Come down to
the Library each month for some games that are fun AND
make your brain work. (For grades 1-6)
It’s Back!!! Spring Break Mystery at the Library
Where’s Werdo?
Children in grades one to six are invited to play this
great “look and find” adventure game any time
during our regular hours between March 25-30.
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