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Have
you been to our website lately? Check out the Community Calendar! Keep current by checking www.pepswestseattle.org
frequently. Please make sure to keep us informed should your email
or mailing address change.
Share your ideas with us anytime – we value your feedback and are
happy to post events or announcements of interest to West Seattle PEPS
families! 1. Nurturing Pathways Series at the
Y Nurturing
Pathways
is a complete music and movement program for children aged birth to three
years, grounded in current brain research and executed with best teaching
practices! Sessions run for 5
weeks; enrollment is welcome at any time during the session. All classes are held at the West
Seattle Family YMCA
and
the Fauntleroy YMCA. For more
information about fees, schedules, and the program, go to http://www.pepswestseattle.org/npflier.pdf. 2. Campfire
Programs Campfire program
curriculum starts at age 3 and is aligned with educational standards to
help your child become school-ready.
Campfire strives to keep programs low-cost, or cost-free, and
constantly tries to keep families actively involved. Campfire offers
the traditional small-group program as well as a newer program called
Community Family Club that encourages entire families to gather together
to participate in family strengthening activities and have
fun! For
more information, contact Janelle at 206 461 8550,
ext. 310 or janelle-k@campfire-usa.org.
3. Community Voices on Human Rights
Come
and share your experiences, ideas and opinions on human rights at a public
forum in your neighborhood as the Seattle Human Rights Commission examines
the state of human rights (the right to education, health care and
economic, social, and personal security) in the City of Seattle. Co-sponsored by the City of
Seattle. Refreshments
and childcare are available.
For
more information, contact Marta Idowu at 206-684-4540 & marta.idowu@seattle.gov or Angela
Tarah at 206-850-6110 &
angelatarah@cablespeed.com Tuesday
June 6 High
Point Community Center - 6920
34th Ave SW
Doors
open at 6:30 pm & forum begins at 7:00
pm 4. Cones for Kids Sponsored by the EJ
Guild Join us for scrumptious Husky Deli
ice cream and a chance to win one of our raffle baskets. All proceeds will be donated to
ChildLife, which benefits Children's Hospital and Regional Medical
Center. For further
information, please email catio12@comcast.net Sunday July
9 Alki Bath House
in West Seattle 11:00am –
4:30pm 5. Talaris Research Institute
Newsletters As a
parent, what does research in the brain science and early childhood
development mean to you? Science helps us understand how babies think,
feel and learn, but how
do you apply that research in your every day life? Talaris offers “Research
Spotlights” to help. Leading
research studies on social and emotional development have been gathered
and merged into easy-to-read and interesting summaries. Learn about the
amazing capabilities of babies and children through age 5 and learn how
vital your role is as a parent.
There are also newsletters geared toward child professionals and
relevant activities in Washington State. Click here to learn more and sign
up: http://www.talaris.org/synopsis.htm 6. Zoomazium at Woodland Park Zoo Now
Open! Woodland
Park Zoo's
Zoomazium
opened
May 19, and it's packed with fresh and fun ways that kids can learn about
the natural world while climbing, crawling, and squeezing into small
spaces. Activities are geared
to the 8-and-under set, although older children will probably enjoy
checking things out.
Zoomazium
is located near the zoo's West Entrance at North 55th Street and Phinney
Avenue North in Seattle.
Hours are 10am-5pm through October 14, and 10am-4pm from October 15
- March 14. Entry is free
with zoo admission (adults $10.50, children 3-12 $7.50). Find out more at www.zoo.org/zoomazium,
or call 206-684-4800. For
a review of this exciting new space, see the article in this month’s
ParentMap magazine: http://parentmap.com/june_06/0606_3.htm ******************
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