Winter Book Discussion Series at Latham Library, Mondays at 7:00. This month, “Life Class” by Pat Barker. Books are available to borrow at Latham Library.
A Playgroup for babies and toddlers and their caregivers.
We meet in the basement at Latham Library. Drive around the back of the library to the parking lot. Enter that door on the back of the building. Once you see the library door (inside the building), don’t go that way… turn left and find the steps to the basement. See you there!
Details:
~ 0-3ish year olds and caregivers
~ short active songs, short books and play / social time
~ infants VERY welcome
~ unshowered, hair a mess, everyone still in pajamas? Just COME! Really!! Nobody cares how you are dressed or how you look!! We are not a group that you have to get dressed up for.
~ Late? We don’t care!
~ New and nervous? We’ve all been the new one!
~ Also, NO need to leave the room if you’ve got a baby or child crying… we do NOT mind… Why do I say this? Because the parents that have frequent criers are the parents that take themselves out of (or keep themselves out of) social situations the most often and we don’t want you to feel alone.
Stories and activities for kids in grades K-3, every Wednesday that TES is in session (unless noted). Students may take the #2 Bus to the library in Post Mills. Pick-up time is 4:30 pm.
Both beginners and experienced knitters welcome!
Reading by the River Junction Writers of excerpts from their new book of short stories, “Short Tall Tales.”
The River Junction Writers debut their first collection of short stories and novel excerpts in “Short Tall Tales.” This collection encompasses previously-published stories, including one nominated for the Pushcart Prize, along with works never before in print. The River Junction Writers are: Lis Barfield, S.J. Cahill, Chris Collins, Alison Hine, Judith Janoo, and Virginia Ramus.
Stories and songs for preschoolers and their siblings. All are welcome!
Activities for kids in grades 4-6, every Friday that TES is in session (unless noted). Students may walk to Latham Library from school, with a note from home.
On Fridays during the Thetford Elementary School ski program we will be showing movies, rather than hosting our regular after school activity time. Movies will be shown from 3:15-4:45, and will be rated G or PG. Children younger than fourth grade must have an adult or high school aged guardian. Popcorn will be served.
To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of the Holocaust, Latham Library will be showing the documentary movie “Paper Clips.”
“Paper Clips” is a 2004 American documentary film about the Paper Clips Project, in which a middle school class tries to collect 6 million paper clips to represent the 6 million Jews killed by the Nazis. This is an amazing movie about an amazing project. Best for middle school age and up.
Paper Clips trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofIHRaim06A
A Playgroup for babies and toddlers and their caregivers.
We meet in the basement at Latham Library. Drive around the back of the library to the parking lot. Enter that door on the back of the building. Once you see the library door (inside the building), don’t go that way… turn left and find the steps to the basement. See you there!
Details:
~ 0-3ish year olds and caregivers
~ short active songs, short books and play / social time
~ infants VERY welcome
~ unshowered, hair a mess, everyone still in pajamas? Just COME! Really!! Nobody cares how you are dressed or how you look!! We are not a group that you have to get dressed up for.
~ Late? We don’t care!
~ New and nervous? We’ve all been the new one!
~ Also, NO need to leave the room if you’ve got a baby or child crying… we do NOT mind… Why do I say this? Because the parents that have frequent criers are the parents that take themselves out of (or keep themselves out of) social situations the most often and we don’t want you to feel alone.