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Please Join us for the 19th annual ChriStMAS CrAft fAir 2012 annual fall Craft sale NOVEMBER 17th 2012 sCheduled for saturday, noveMber 17th froM 10aM to 4PM AdMiSSioN: doNAtioN of A NoN-periShAbLe food iteM. blessed Cardinal newMan sChool 16201 MCkenzie lake blvd. se over 70 veNdorS with uNique giftS & CrAftS ANd teA rooM with freSh bAKed goodS... Pg. 36 November 2012 Thank you for supporting your community association and your local businesses!
Your Official Newsletter Community Corner fALL bACK iNto reAdiNg Pumpkins are withering on front stoops and piles of golden leaves are being replaced by skiffs of snow. As the days shorten and the mercury dips, there are few things more tempting than curling up in an easy chair with a blanket, cup of hot cocoa at your elbow and a pile of books beside you. But with our busy lives, it’s often hard to find that kind of time. It’s especially tough for children, whose after-school hours are often packed with sports and lessons. Calgary Reads has a few suggestions to help you keep your child engaged in reading, by using daily activities as an opportunity to sneak in some reading. Read store signs and road signs. Read the cereal box at the breakfast table. Bake cookies, after reading the recipe, of course! Keep some books in the car to read on the way to lessons or sports. For a treat, listen to books on CD or tape. Have a family games night and read the instructions. Read comic books. Use internet sites like CBC Kids, Kids Reads and Funbrain.com. And of course, have plenty of books in your home, which you can borrow from the public and school libraries. You might like to try some of these books this fall: • Awesome Autumn by Bruce Goldstone • A Poppy Is To Remember by Heather Patterson • Hello Snow by Hope Vestergaard • When Winter Comes by Nancy Van Laan • There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow by Lucille Colandro Calgary Reads helps kids learn to read. Calgary Reads’ primary program trains volunteer tutors to work one-on-one with struggling Grade 1 and 2 readers. If you love reading and working with children, consider becoming a trained volunteer tutor with Calgary Reads. Calgary Reads offers free training sessions and tutoring is provided at no cost to families. Read more at www.calgaryreads.com. Pg. 37 November 2012 The Official Community Newsletter for McKenzie Lake & Mountain Park
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