20.02.2010 11:00 -
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Opera for the Entire Family
21.02.2010 11:00 -
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Opera for the Entire Family
01.04.2010 07:00 -
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FPEA Graduation Deadline
22.05.2010 08:00 -
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Southeastern Home Educators Convention
27.05.2010
FPEA Homeschool Convention
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First Annual Black History Month Essay Contest at Westside Branch Library
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In recognition of February as Black History Month, the Westside Branch Library is inviting Escambia County public and private school students grades 6-12 to participate in their first annual Black History Month Essay Contest. This year’s essay theme is, “What can I do to make a difference in my community?” Entries can be hand delivered or mailed from January 26 toFebruary 22, 2010 to the Westside Branch Library located at 1580 West Cervantes Street, Pensacola 32501. All entries must be received no later than 8pm on February 22d. Essays must be no more than 2 pages, handwritten in English and submitted on standard notebook paper only. Each essay submitted must be the work of one student and may not be the collective work of multiple students. Judging by Lulu Lewis and others will be based on effort and originality.
Pensacola Public Library Invites Children to Our New Monthly Make-n-Take Club | |
Are your hands M-T? Then you are a perfect candidate for our Make-n-Take Club at the Pensacola Main Library located at 200 W. Gregory Street, Pensacola. This new monthly program starting this month is for ages 7-11 where you MAKE something and then TAKE it home. Our first program will be Tuesday, February 23d at 4:30 when you will be making bread dough sculptures. Expect to make a mess! On March 30th, join us along with John Walen of the IPMS Pensacola Modeleers in making your very own A-10 Warthog airplane – to KEEP! Each month you can look forward to working with your hands and learning new skills. It’s time to start making things! Parental attendance is required for children who will need direct assistance.
The West Florida Public Library is the public library serving the City of Pensacola and Escambia County. For more information, contact the Main Library at 850-436-5060. Program materials can be picked up at any branch. A detailed listing of times and dates of all library programs can be found on the Library’s website:www.cityofpensacola.com/library ABC’s of Making Money for Teens at the West Florida Public Library | |
In today’s economy everyone is talking money and how to make the most of it. Primerica Financial Services in partnership with West Florida Public Library is presenting a free program to teens at each of our libraries during the month of February on Saturdays from 2-3pm. The focus will be on teaching teens about attitudes and behaviors that can lead to starting a business, saving wisely, and building wealth. The younger you are the more time you have to grow your first million!
Saturday, January 30, 2009 Westside Branch Library 1580 W. Cervantes St. 595-1047 Saturday, February 6, 2-3pm Tryon Branch Library 1200 Langley Ave, 471-6980 Saturday, February 13, 2-3pm Pensacola Public Library 200 W. Gregory St., 436-5060 Saturday, February 20, 2-3pm Century Branch Library 7995 North Century Blvd. Century, FL (850)256-6217 Saturday, February 27, 2-3pm Southwest Branch Library 12248 Gulf Beach Hwy., 453-7780
The West Florida Public Library is the public library serving the City of Pensacola and Escambia County. For more information about library programs contact the Main Library at 850-436-5060. Program materials can be picked up at any branch. A detailed listing of times and dates of all library programs can be found on the Library’s website: www.cityofpensacola.com/library
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Learning Styles—Your Blueprint for Homeschool LearningSuccess™ | |
by LearningSuccess™ Coaches Victoria Kindle Hodson & Mariaemma Willis Whether you’re a homeschooling veteran, a new start, or just thinking about taking the plunge into homeschooling, finding out your child’s learning style will show you the route that you need to take to ensure your child’s success! One mother we met at a conference assessed her children's learning styles and came back the following year to tell us, “This has been the best year ever! I gave my kids the profiles, bought materials for their learning styles, stopped trying to make them learn the way I learn best, and it made all the difference. I wish I had known all of this sooner!” Finding out your child’s learning style has benefits for your child and for you. This kind of information can improve: 1) your child’s chances for success, 2) your ability to communicate with your child, 3) your ability to teach effectively, and 4) your chances of raising a competent, responsible, independent, creative adult. If you want a sturdy, comfortable house, you wouldn’t try to build it without a blueprint. If you want to take an enjoyable trip, you wouldn’t go across the country without using a map. If a coach wants to bring out an athlete’s best, he wouldn’t recommend a training program for her without knowing her strengths and weaknesses.
Winter 2010 Programs at Your West Florida Public Library | |
West Florida Public Library branches are presenting a wonderful variety of programs during the Winter/Spring 2010 season. Our first program for the new year will be a guest visit from volunteers Leslie Weil and Paul Morrell of Historic Pensacola Village who will be sharing Dead-of-WinterGhost Stories. Come prepared for goosebumps as you hear spine-tingling ghost stories! You’ll also get a glimpse into the lives of our unfortunatePensacola neighbors who lived or didn’t live through the yellow fever epidemics of the 1800’s.
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