Monday Stories LIVE: A Virtual Storytime (for ages 5 and under)

Monday Stories LIVE: A Virtual Storytime (for ages 5 and under)

Monday Stories LIVE: A Virtual Storytime (for ages 5 and under)

Mondays

Monday, December 28

10:30 am - 11:00 am

Sign up happens here. Once registered you will receive an email around 9AM the morning of the event with our ZOOM meeting number and password to gain access to our virtual storytime. Storytime kits are available for pick up with sign up, one per participant while supplies last. Specifics on “how to” will be emailed.

Please know that we are looking forward to singing, dancing and reading with you!

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Snowmen at Night: Virtual Drawing Workshop with Library Arts (K thru 4)

Snowmen at Night: Virtual Drawing Workshop with Library Arts (K thru 4)

Snowmen at Night: Virtual Drawing Workshop with Library Arts (K thru 4)

Monday, December 28

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Join us for our first virtual drawing experience as Doris Benter takes everyone through a step by step session on how to recreate illustrations from Mark Buthner’s classic Snowmen at Night. Doris will start the program by reading the story which will lead into a drawing workshop! The library will provide all the necessary drawing materials for contactless pick up and instructions on “how to” will be given after you register for the program. Please note that space is limited and that you can click here to register.

This event was made possible by the Friends of the James Blackstone Memorial Library

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Virtual Introduction to Classical Latin (for grade 7-adult)

Virtual Introduction to Classical Latin (for grade 7-adult)

Virtual Introduction to Classical Latin (for grade 7-adult)

Every Monday

Monday, December 28

5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

The study of classical Latin exercises memory, increases English vocabulary, and broadens general knowledge. Using the textbook Ecce Romani I, students will learn Latin vocabulary, English vocabulary derived from Latin root words, Latin and English grammar, and translation skills. A textbook will be provided for each student. Knowledge of Roman geography, history, daily life, and mythology will be enhanced through English or Latin readings and activities. The Latin meanings of certain common abbreviations and phrases used in English, such as e.g., A.D., et al., ad hoc, status quo, and tempus fugit, will be featured weekly.

Taught by Susan Craig.

Registration is required to receive a link to this online event. To register, call the Reference Desk at (203) 488-1441 ext. 318 or email programs@blackstonelibrary.org

 

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