Programs at the BCM I want to go to.
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conulyJenn, I'm mad at you, by the way. We talked so long, I missed BSG! Gah!
Anyway, on to those programs....
1. 11/4/2006 11:00:00 AM
Blooming Babies Weekend: Goodnight Teddy Bear
Explore how children all over the world get ready for bedtime. Learn about fun things to do to make going to sleep the best part of your day. Create and decorate your own cuddly teddy bear. Ages 18 mos. – 2 ½
Su especially would enjoy this - remind me to bring home a calendar to show Michele.
2. 11/19/2006 11:00:00 AM
Early Learner Workshop: Berenstain Bears
Explore the Growing Up with The Berenstain Bears exhibit and discover the important role each person plays in creating a community. Learn all about community helpers, including the baker. Whip up yummy recipes the baker serves. Space is limited; pre-registration required. Call 718-735-4400 x110. Ages 2 ½-5
3. 11/19/2006 1:00:00 PM
MetLife Early Learner Performance Series: Shlomo Music
Sing along to traditional folk songs with Shlomo, a spirited musician with a flair for hilarious humor. All ages
4. 12/2/2006 11:00:00 AM
Blooming Babies Weekend: Winter Wonderland
Explore how people around the world bundle up for winter. See a furry Inuit doll from Alaska and listen to snowy stories. Make your own frosty wonderland snow globe using sequins and glitter.
5. 12/2/2006 11:00:00 AM
Spin a Tale (for the older kids)
Cozy up for a reading of clssic fairytales. Join a discussion abotu whimsical tales that involve spinning yarn, such as "Rumplestiltskin." Learn how yarn is made and then try spinning your own.
6. 12/16/2006 11:00:00 AM
Early Learner Workshop: Winter Celebrations from Mexico
Discover how children in Mexico celebrate the winter holidays. Explore traditional Mexican clothing, games, music, food, and festivities. Make a glittering pinecone craft to decorate your home. Space is limited; pre-registration required. Call 718-735-4400 x110. Ages 2 1/2 - 5
You'll note that two of the programs require pre-registration, please do that tomorrow or Monday.
Anyway, on to those programs....
1. 11/4/2006 11:00:00 AM
Blooming Babies Weekend: Goodnight Teddy Bear
Explore how children all over the world get ready for bedtime. Learn about fun things to do to make going to sleep the best part of your day. Create and decorate your own cuddly teddy bear. Ages 18 mos. – 2 ½
Su especially would enjoy this - remind me to bring home a calendar to show Michele.
2. 11/19/2006 11:00:00 AM
Early Learner Workshop: Berenstain Bears
Explore the Growing Up with The Berenstain Bears exhibit and discover the important role each person plays in creating a community. Learn all about community helpers, including the baker. Whip up yummy recipes the baker serves. Space is limited; pre-registration required. Call 718-735-4400 x110. Ages 2 ½-5
3. 11/19/2006 1:00:00 PM
MetLife Early Learner Performance Series: Shlomo Music
Sing along to traditional folk songs with Shlomo, a spirited musician with a flair for hilarious humor. All ages
4. 12/2/2006 11:00:00 AM
Blooming Babies Weekend: Winter Wonderland
Explore how people around the world bundle up for winter. See a furry Inuit doll from Alaska and listen to snowy stories. Make your own frosty wonderland snow globe using sequins and glitter.
5. 12/2/2006 11:00:00 AM
Spin a Tale (for the older kids)
Cozy up for a reading of clssic fairytales. Join a discussion abotu whimsical tales that involve spinning yarn, such as "Rumplestiltskin." Learn how yarn is made and then try spinning your own.
6. 12/16/2006 11:00:00 AM
Early Learner Workshop: Winter Celebrations from Mexico
Discover how children in Mexico celebrate the winter holidays. Explore traditional Mexican clothing, games, music, food, and festivities. Make a glittering pinecone craft to decorate your home. Space is limited; pre-registration required. Call 718-735-4400 x110. Ages 2 1/2 - 5
You'll note that two of the programs require pre-registration, please do that tomorrow or Monday.
