Special virtual programs for October

 

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Thanks to a donation from ASTM International, the library is happy to be able to provide special programs this month focusing on our younger patrons.  These are stressful times for all of us, and we hope to help by giving kids a chance to express themselves creatively, and to keep themselves grounded physically and emotionally.  

We hope to see you at some of these exciting programs!  Register by clicking on the links below.

Creative Practices Virtual Art Programs with Amy Grebe, Tuesdays through October 27, 7PM
We have three sessions for grades K-4 and three more for grades 5-8. Sign up for one or for all in your age groups, and if you are "on the cusp" you may want to sign up for both age groups!  Design a mandala, weave a wall-hanging, learn how to bind your own journal, use recycled cardboard as an artistic medium ... there are so many ways to be creative!  Register to get the Zoom link and call the library to arrange pick up of your materials packets.

Little Yogis, with yoga home.  Wednesdays in October, 10AM
Even our littlest yogis find the physical, mental and emotional benefits of a yoga practice!  From stretching and strengthening immune systems to creating great sense of calm to boosting confidence, yoga can support your little one their development.  Using age appropriate games and storytelling, this class will give your child tools to help regulate their nervous systems in these uncertain times.  

The instructor, Allison Gold Russell, brings her Next Generation Kids Yoga training, parenting experience and joy of teaching to her classes.  Little Yogis is designed for children walking to pre-k.

Yoga for Teens, with yoga home.  Thursdays, starting October 8, 7PM
Recommended ages 12-16.  Students will practice movement to enhance flexibility, coordination, and more! We will also focus on breathing techniques and relaxation each class. Yoga taps into both the mind and body and allows us to act in a way that honors the best version of who we are.  Yoga can build self-confidence, connect you with your community and relieve stress.  

The instructor, Jennifer McCracken, brings her expertise as an educator, yoga and fitness enthusiast to her teaching. 

New picture book arrivals at CFL

 

Hello Friends!

Ms. Lorraine here, Youth Services Specialist @ the Conshohocken Free Library! Now that we are back to the library I have been able to read so many Picture books. Here is my list of Top 5 Favorite Books New to Our Collection. Check them out and give us call to reserve your copy or stop by and visit when we are open and we will be glad to help you find something to read.

Almost Time by Gary Schmidt A tender father-and-son story about the passage of time, the change of seasons, and the excitement of reaching a goal.


Bug Off!: A Story Of Fireflies And Friendship by Cari Best A young girl learns what it really means to sparkle in this charming picture book about the challenges and joys of making new friends.


Cityscape: Where Science And Art Meet by April Pulley Sayre Written by an acclaimed author and photographer, she explores the basic STEAM concepts that are always just around the corner with striking photographs and a lyrical, layered text.


Green on Green written by Dianne White and illustrated by Felicita Sala. A beautifully written and illustrated story of the seasons


Like the Moon Loves the Sky: (Mommy Book for Kids, Islamic Children's Book, Read-Aloud Picture Book) by Hena Khan A lyrical and heartwarming celebration of a mother's love for her children by the award-winning author of Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns