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Date: Saturday, August 1
Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm
Location: East Hills Library
Room: Conference Room
Program Type: Arts & Crafts
Ages: Adults
Description:
Craft a whimsical forest toadstool or fairy house mushroom. Fiber arts specialist, Saundra, will lead us to create our own unique toadstools and mushrooms using wool roving and a felting needle. Participants should bring an old towel or piece of foam to use as a felting mat; all other supplies will be provided.
For adults, registration required.
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Date: Saturday, August 1
Time: 10:30am - 12:00pm
Location: East Hills Library
Room: Storytime Room (East Hills)
Program Type: Early Literacy
Ages: Children, All Ages
Description:
The Book Buddies Pony Express Therapy Dogs, in partnership with the East Hills Library, are offering children a way to improve their reading skills in a unique and fun environment. This program utilizes therapy dogs as the listeners for children of all ages and reading levels. Drop in anytime during this 90 minute session.
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Date: Sunday, August 2
Time: 11:00am - 1:00pm
Location: East Hills Library
Room: The Theater
Program Type: Performances
Ages: Teens
Description:
Reader's Theater Camp - 10 Ways to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse.
A Reader's Theater is a low-stress approach to acting. It takes the stress of memorizing your lines out of the equation and gives you the opportunity to put more of your attention on the way that you are carrying yourself and how you are delivering your lines.
This year, we will be putting on the short play 10 Ways to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse. The public will be welcome to view the performance on Saturday, August 8th at 1PM.
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Date: Monday, August 3
Time: 11:00am - 1:00pm
Location: East Hills Library
Room: The Theater
Program Type: Performances
Ages: Teens
Description:
Reader's Theater Camp - 10 Ways to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse.
A Reader's Theater is a low-stress approach to acting. It takes the stress of memorizing your lines out of the equation and gives you the opportunity to put more of your attention on the way that you are carrying yourself and how you are delivering your lines.
This year, we will be putting on the short play 10 Ways to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse. The public will be welcome to view the performance on Saturday, August 8th at 1 PM.
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Date: Monday, August 3
Time: 5:30pm - 7:00pm
Location: East Hills Library
Room: Conference Room
Program Type: En Español, Lectures/Speakers
Ages: Adults, All Ages
Description:
El ABC del IEP y 504
Miriam Galán, fundadora de Azul Esperanza, dirige este taller para familias y cuidadores donde aprenderás cómo funcionan los Planes IEP y 504, cuáles son tus derechos y qué apoyos ofrece la escuela. Recibirás herramientas concretas para prepararte para reuniones escolares, mejorar la comunicación con el personal educativo y comenzar el ciclo escolar con seguridad y confianza. Patrocinado por: Latinos Connect. Los niños son bienvenidos a asistir con sus padres.
The ABCs of IEP and 504
Miriam Galán, founder of Azul Esperanza, leads this workshop for families and caregivers where you will learn how IEP and 504 plans work, what your educational rights are, and what supports schools can provide. You’ll receive practical tools to prepare for school meetings, improve communication with school staff, and start the school year with security and confidence. Sponsored by Latinos Connect. Children are welcome to attend with their parents.
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