World Language Story Time
Explíquele a su hijo las cosas que está haciendo a medida que los están haciendo (por ejemplo, ¡Mira! estoy contestando el teléfono le permite ver quién es! "Cuanto más hable con su hijo, el más rico vocabulario de su hijo será.
Books We Read
I can sign My ABCs by Susan Gibbons Chaplin
Oso pardo, oso pardo, ¿qué ves ahi? by Eric Carle
Buenas Noches Luna by Margaret Wise Brown
Songs We Sang
Buenos días
My Hands on My Head
Ruedas en el Autobús
Adiós
Early Literacy Tip
Explain to your child the things you are doing as you are doing them (for example, Look! I am answering the phone lets see who it is!' The more you talk with your child, the richer your child's vocabulary will be.
Books We Read
There's Going to be a Baby by John Burmingham
You are cordially invited to a free showing of the movie "Room with a View" at Palisades Library on Thursday, February 10, at 4 pm.
Tomorrow February 8 starting at 3:30pm and ending at 5pm, all tween/teen Zombies are welcomed to the Palisades crypt. Moan, shiver, and shake singing zombie lyrics to hit tunes karaoke style. Come elegantly attired and make zombie accessories for your outfit. Move your severed body parts to Motown music while enjoying brain dead punch and fortifying pizza. Check out zombie literature and how to works. Leave with prizes and some parts of yourself.
The sounds of love are in the air. Take this quiz to find which epic work of fiction you should be reading this February.
Instructions
Choose an answer for each question, and then find the letter that you choose the most. Your results will tell you which romantic love story you would most enjoy.
1. Your idea of a good date is:
a. a high speed chase through a dark forest filled with rodents of abnormally large size
b. a stroll around the room or perchance a ball
c. a candlelit dance on a flying pirate ship
d. a blind date
2. What's your idea of the perfect man?
Got the winter blahs? Palisades Library is showing the following romantic movies:
Thursday, February 10, Room With a View; R
Thursday, February 17, Roman Holiday; not rated
Thursday, February 24, An Affair to Remember; not rated
Thursday, March 3, To Catch a Thief; not rated
Thursday, March 10, To Have and Have Not; not rated
Thursday, March 17, Pillow Talk; not rated
All movies are free and begin at 4 pm. Light refreshments will be served.
Palisades will close Monday, Jan. 24 for energy lighting replacements. The library will reopen Monday, Jan. 31.
The Palisades Neighborhood Library will be closed for scheduled maintenance from Monday, January 24 until Monday, January 31, 2011. The first floor Adult Department will reopen on Monday, January 31, 2011 but the 2nd floor area containing the Children's Department and the Meeting Rooms will remain closed until Monday, February 7th. During the two week period from January 24 through February 5 all meetings and programs at the Palisades Library are cancelled or postponed. We will resume all scheduled activities beginning Monday, February 7.
Customers may return materials to any DC Public Library including the brand new Tenley Branch scheduled to open on Monday, January 24, 2011. Materials, including audiobooks and DVDs, may also be put in the book drop outside the Palisades Library. The materials will be brought into the library on a daily basis.
Have you missed a good book? Need some suggestions for what to read? Lost the list of books you want to read? Can't remember the title your friend suggested? Palisade Library has a display of the "Washington Post" Best Books of 2010.
Tween Tuesdays starting at 3:30pm is a just for the tween time. Join your peers in a variety of activities such as bookshares, video gaming, and crafts. Have you been to a Zombie Valentine's Ball? Get ready to attend on February 1 by creating your elegant zombie accessaries. Raise your voice and make your smooth moves on February 8 for the Zombie Sing-A-Long and Dance Party. A special pizza for Zombies will be served.
