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El Semanario Edison Language Academy – Together Through Two Languages (310) 828-0335 www.edison.smmusd.org FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK: A CULTURE OF GIVING DECEMBER 5-9,2016 ANNOUNCEMENTS This week I sent a telephone message to all Edison families, telling you about Giving Tuesday and requesting that you consider donating to the Santa Monica Malibu Education Foundation. Many thanks to those of you who e-mailed and called me asking if I would prefer that Edison families donate to the Ed Foundation or the Edison PTA. The answer is BOTH PLEASE! In whatever amount you can afford, please consider giving to both because they help our students in different ways. You see the direct results of PTA funding at our school when: You drop your children off at school in the morning and see Ofelia, Alex, Israel, or Sergio keeping our children safe in the drop off zones. Or before school when you see Vicky overseeing students and parents playing board games or Virgil watching over them in the courtyard . They are there because of the PTA. Your child’s class goes on a field trip to a museum, concert, university etc. We are able to offer field trips because of the PTA. Your child talks about an exciting assembly about science, dance, music, animals, etc. The performers and artists are there because of the PTA. Your child’s teacher adds books to his/her classroom library that address a particular literature genre or reading level, or buys art supplies for projects. They can do that because they get extra materials money from the PTA. AND you’ll see the resources that the Ed Foundation provides us when: You see our nine bilingual instructional assistants -- Juana Stucchi, Emma Casillas, Laura Graciano, Geralyn Goodman, Johanna Brown, Michael Pérez, Naelli Gutierrez, Alexandra Brandoli, and Vicky Valadez working with students. They lead small groups, provide 1:1 tutoring to targeted students, and support our intensive intervention programs – all with support from the Ed Foundation. You attend concerts, plays and art exhibitions and see the results of your child’s weekly theater, art, music classes and/or choir in Spanish. Martha Ramirez- Oropeza of PS Arts and Music Teacher Jacqueline Fuentes can work with our students because of the Ed Foundation. Your child logs on to Kid Biz or Brainology, works with special reading intervention curriculum or leveled books, or has sports equipment at recess and physical education. These are all made possible by the Ed Foundation. Each of the above greatly enriches our children’s lives and education. I give to both the PTA and the Ed Foundation because I’m personally committed to our students and believe they do so much better in school with these supports and enrichment offerings. Please join me, in whatever amount you can afford, in making your tax- deductible donation to both the Education Foundation and the Edison PTA before the end of the year. Our children are worth the investment! PARENT CHORUS -- Come and lift your voice in song – in Spanish and English! Meet some other Edison families and learn more about the cultures of the Americas by learning some great love songs in Spanish and English! No expertise necessary! Fridays from 8:30- 9:30 am through February 17. Meet in Room 109. FAMILY ART NIGHT - December 15 at 6:00 pm Edison is hosting a family potluck and evening of making art together. Our partners at PS Arts will be leading this experience. They’ll bring the artist and the art supplies. We’ll bring our families and potluck dish to share (to feed about 10 people). Please join us for some fellowship before the holidays! PTA will provide plates/utensils and something to drink! SUPPORTING CHILDREN WITH FOCUS AND ATTENTION CHALLENGES – Bobby Verdugo of the UCLA School Function Project will be repeating this well- attended parent workshop (offered last week in the morning) on December7 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. in Room 100. Child care will be available for school-age children. FIFTH GRADE PARENT MEETING ON CATALINA TRIP – November 8 at 6:00 p.m. in the Edison Library. Join Maestra Murcia for crucial information and paperwork about the Catalina trip. Parents, if you are paying the Catalina fees in payments, remember that a second payment is due in December. ELAC INPUT FOR SITE PLAN – If you are the parent of a child who is an English Learner, please join us at ELAC on December 7 at 8:30 am and share your thoughts on how we can best support English Learner students this year. December 12 –UCLA School Function Clinic afternoon December 15 – 8:40-9:40 am 4 th Grade Winter Concerts December 8 8:40-9:40 5 th Grade Winter Concert
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El Semanario
Edison Language Academy – Together Through Two Languages
(310) 828-0335 www.edison.smmusd.org
FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK: A CULTURE OF GIVING
D E C E M B E R 5 - 9 , 2 0 1 6
ANNOUNCEMENTS
This week I sent a telephone message to all Edison families, telling you about Giving Tuesday and requesting that you consider donating to the Santa Monica Malibu Education Foundation. Many thanks to those of you who e-mailed and called me asking if I would prefer that Edison families donate to the Ed Foundation or the Edison PTA. The answer is BOTH PLEASE! In whatever amount you can afford, please consider giving to both because they help our students in different ways. You see the direct results of PTA funding at our school when:
You drop your children off at school in the morning and see Ofelia, Alex, Israel, or Sergio keeping our children safe in the drop off zones. Or before school when you see Vicky overseeing students and parents playing board games or Virgil watching over them in the courtyard . They are there because of the PTA.
Your child’s class goes on a field trip to a museum, concert, university etc. We are able to offer field trips because of the PTA.
Your child talks about an exciting assembly about science, dance, music, animals, etc. The performers and artists are there because of the PTA.
Your child’s teacher adds books to his/her classroom library that address a particular literature genre or reading level, or buys art supplies for projects. They can do that because they get extra materials money from the PTA.
AND you’ll see the resources that the Ed Foundation provides us when:
You see our nine bilingual instructional assistants -- Juana Stucchi, Emma Casillas, Laura Graciano, Geralyn Goodman, Johanna Brown, Michael Pérez, Naelli Gutierrez, Alexandra Brandoli, and Vicky Valadez working with students. They lead small groups, provide 1:1 tutoring to targeted students, and support our intensive intervention programs – all with support from the Ed Foundation.
You attend concerts, plays and art exhibitions and see the results of your child’s weekly theater, art, music classes and/or choir in Spanish. Martha Ramirez-Oropeza of PS Arts and Music Teacher Jacqueline Fuentes can work with our students because of the Ed Foundation.
Your child logs on to Kid Biz or Brainology, works with special reading intervention curriculum or leveled books, or has sports equipment at recess and physical education. These are all made possible by the Ed Foundation.
Each of the above greatly enriches our children’s lives and education. I give to both the PTA and the Ed Foundation because I’m personally committed to our students and believe they do so much better in school with these supports and enrichment offerings. Please join me, in whatever amount you can afford, in making your tax-deductible donation to both the Education Foundation and the Edison PTA before the end of the year. Our children are worth the investment!
PARENT CHORUS -- Come and lift your voice in song – in Spanish and English! Meet some other Edison families and learn more about the cultures of the Americas by learning some great love songs in Spanish and English! No expertise necessary! Fridays from 8:30-9:30 am through February 17. Meet in Room 109.
FAMILY ART NIGHT - December 15 at
6:00 pm Edison is hosting a family potluck and evening of making art together. Our partners at PS Arts will be leading this experience. They’ll bring the artist and the art supplies. We’ll bring our families and potluck dish to share (to feed about 10 people). Please join us for some fellowship before the holidays! PTA will provide plates/utensils and something to drink!
SUPPORTING CHILDREN WITH FOCUS
AND ATTENTION CHALLENGES – Bobby
Verdugo of the UCLA School Function Project will be repeating this well-attended parent workshop (offered last week in the morning) on December7 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. in Room 100. Child care will be available for school-age children.
FIFTH GRADE PARENT MEETING ON
CATALINA TRIP – November 8 at 6:00
p.m. in the Edison Library. Join Maestra Murcia for crucial information and paperwork about the Catalina trip. Parents, if you are paying the Catalina fees in payments, remember that a second payment is due in December.
ELAC INPUT FOR SITE PLAN – If you are the parent of a child who is an English Learner, please join us at ELAC on December 7 at 8:30 am and share your thoughts on how we can best support English Learner students this year.
December 12 –UCLA School Function Clinic afternoon
December 15 – 8:40-9:40 am 4th Grade Winter Concerts
December 8 8:40-9:40 5th Grade Winter Concert
El Semanario
Edison Language Academy – Together Through Two Languages
(310) 828-0335 www.edison.smmusd.org
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ANUNCIOS
Esta semana mandé un mensaje por teléfono a todas las familias de Edison, contándoles sobre el martes de dar y les pedí que consideren donar a la Fundación de Educación de Santa Mónica y Malibú. Muchas gracias a todos ustedes quienes me mandaron correos electrónicos y me llamaron preguntándome si prefiero que donen a la Fundación de Educación o a la PTA de Edison. ¡La respuesta es A LOS DOS POR FAVOR! En cualquier cantidad que ustedes puedan, por favor consideren donar a los dos porque ayudan a nuestros estudiantes en maneras diferentes. Miran los resultados directamente de los fondos de la PTA cuando: Ustedes dejan a sus hijos en la escuela en la mañana y miran a Ofelia, Alex, Israel o a
Sergio manteniendo a sus hijos seguros en las zonas de desembarque. O antes de clases cuando miran a Vicky supervisando a los estudiantes y a los padres jugando
juegos de meza o a Virgil cuidándolos en el patio. Esto es por la PTA.
La clase de su hijo se va a un paseo a un museo, concierto, universidad, etc. Podemos ofrecer paseos por la PTA.
Su hijo/a habla sobre una asamblea emocionante sobre ciencia, baile, música, animales, etc. Los presentadores y artistas están allí por la PTA.
El maestro/a de su hijo/a agrega libros a su biblioteca del salón que representan un
género de literatura particular o nivel de lectura, o compra materiales de arte para proyectos. Pueden hacer eso porque reciben dinero para materiales extras de la PTA.
Y mirarán los recursos que la Fundación de Educación provee cuando: Ustedes ven a nuestros nueve asistentes de instrucción bilingües - Juana Stucchi,
Emma Casillas, Laura Graciano, Geralyn Goodman, Johanna Brown, Michael Pérez, Naelli Gutierrez, Alexandra Brandoli, and Vicky Valadez trabajando con estudiantes. Ellos guian grupos pequeños, proveen tutoría de 1:1 para estudiantes de la meta, y apoyan a nuestros programas intensivos de intervención – todos con el apoyo de la
Fundación de Educación.
Ustedes asisten a conciertos, obras y exhibiciones de arte y ven los resultados de las clases semanales de teatro, arte y música y/o el coro en español. Marta Ramírez-Oropeza de PS Arts y Maestra de Música Jacqueline Fuentes puede trabajar con nuestros estudiantes por la Fundación de Educación.
Su hijo/a se registra en KidBiz o Brainoglogy, trabaja con curso de estudios de intervención de lectura especial o libros de nivel, o tiene equipo de deportes en el recreo y educación física. Todos estos son posibles por la Fundación de Educación.
Cada uno de los mencionados arriba enriquece bastante las vidas y educación de nuestros niños. Yo doy ambos a la PTA y a la Fundación de Educación porque estoy personalmente comprometida a nuestros estudiantes y creo que pueden hacer mucho mejor en la escuela
con estos apoyos y oportunidades de enriquecimiento. Por favor únanse a mí, en cualquier cantidad que ustedes puedan, en hacer su donación deducible en sus impuestos ambos la Fundación de Educación y la PTA de Edison antes del fin de año. ¡Nuestros niños valen la inversión!
CORO DE PADRES – ¡Vengan y levanten su voz en canto – en español e inglés! ¡Conozcan a otras familias de Edison y aprendan más sobre las culturas de las Américas aprendiendo algunas grandes canciones de amor en español e inglés! ¡No se necesita ser expertos! Los viernes de 8:30 – 9:30 am del 18 de noviembre hasta el 17 de febrero. Se reúnen en el salón 109.
NOCHE DE ARTE FAMILIAR - el 15 de diciembre a las 6:00 pm Edison patrocinará un convivio familiar y una noche para hacer arte juntos. Nuestros socios en PS Arts guiarán la experiencia. Ellos traerán artistas y los materiales de arte. Nosotros traeremos a nuestras familias y un platillo para compartir (suficiente para 10 personas). ¡Por favor acompáñenos para una noche de compañerismo antes de los días festivos! ¡La PTA proveerá platos/cubiertos y algo de tomar! APOYANDO A LOS NIÑOS CON RETOS DEL
ENFOQUE Y ATENCIÓN - Bobby Verdugo del Proyecto de Funciones Escolares de UCLA repetirá este taller de padres que fue bien asistido (se ofreció la semana pasada en la mañana) el 7 de diciembre de 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. en el salón 100. Se proveerá cuidado de niños para los niños de edad escolar. REUNIÓN DE PADRES DE QUINTO GRADO SOBRE
EL PASEO A CATALINA - el 8 de noviembre a las 6:00 p.m. en la biblioteca de Edison. Acompañen a Maestra Murcia para información importante y papeleo sobre el paseo a Catalina. Padres si ustedes están pagando los costos en abonos, acuérdense que el segundo pago debe entregarse en diciembre. ELAC ACONSEJA PARA EL PLAN ESCOLAR - si ustedes son padres de un niño/a quien está aprendiendo inglés como segundo idioma, por favor acompáñenos en ELAC el 7 de diciembre a las 8:30 a.m. y compartan sus pensamientos sobre cómo mejor apoyar a los estudiantes quienes están aprendiendo inglés este año.
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8 de noviembre 8:40 – 9:40 Concierto de Invierno de 5º Grado
12 de diciembre - Tarde de Clínica de Funciones Escolares de UCLA
15 de noviembre 8:40 – 9:40 am Conciertos de Invierno de 4º Grado
Por favor acompáñenos en nuestra reunión de ELAC (Comité Consejero para
Estudiantes Aprendiendo Inglés) el miércoles, 7 de diciembre, 2016 a las 8:30
a.m. en el salón comunitario. ELAC es una buena manera de obtener
información sobre recursos y actividades en la escuela. Todos están invitados.
Please join us for our ELAC (English Learner’s Advisory Committee) meeting on
Wednesday, December 7, 2016 at 8:30 a.m. in community room. ELAC is a
great way to get information about school resources and activities. Everyone is
invited.
AGENDA 1. Bienvenida
2. Yoly Gutierrez
a. Anuncios Generales / General Announcements
3. Alex Sanchez (SMPD)
a. Informes sobre el uso de cámaras en uniformes de policía
Updates on the use of body cameras of police
4. Lori Orum
a. Resultados de la Encuesta de Padres
Results from the Parent Survey
b. Pedirá consejos de padres de estudiantes aprendiendo inglés como segundo
idioma sobre el plan escolar
Will ask parents of students learning English as a second language for advise on
School Site Plan.
5. Información General – General Information
Si puede, por favor traiga
un platillo para
compartir.
If you can, please bring a
dish to share.
PS ARTS & EDISON LANGUAGE ACADEMY PTA Cordially invites you to our
International Potluck & Family Art Night Thursday, December 15, 2016 6 P.M. TO 8 P.M.
Location: Edison Cafeteria
Please bring a dish, unique to your cultural heritage or a family favorite dish to share with 8-10 people.
**This event is FREE but please bring a dish to share!
PS ARTS Y LA PTA DE LA ACADEMIA DE IDIOMAS EDISON Tienen el placer de invitarlos a nuestro
Convivio Internacional y Noche de Arte Familia Jueves, 15 de diciembre de 2016 6:00 P.M. TO 8 P.M.
Lugar: Cafetería de Edison
Por favor traer un platillo típico de su cultura o el platillo favorito de su familia para compartir con 8-10 personas.
**Este evento es totalmente GRATIS, pero por favor TRAIGA UN PLATILLO a compartir.
SMMUSD-Elementary Lunch Menu DECEMBER 2016 Prepay online at www.myschoolbucks.com Menu is subject to change
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Taco Salad w/Turkey Meat
Tasty Refried Beans
Tortilla Chips
Persimmon
Ensalada de Taco con Carne de Pavo
Pizza Friday!
Tony’s Thin Crust
Cheese Pizza
Fresh Romaine Salad Cup
w/Cherry Tomatoes, Apple
Pizza de Queso de Corteza Delgada
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Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Fresh Baby Carrots
w/Low Fat Ranch Dressing
Orange
Sandwich de Queso a la Parrilla
Turkey Pepperoni Pizza
Baby carrots
Banana
Empanada con Salchicha de Pavo
Pasta w/ Meat Sauce
Aloha Roll
Apple
Pasta con salsa de carne
Tostada Boat
Turkey Taco Meat
Tasty Refried Beans
Kiwi \
Tostada con Carne de Pavo
Pizza Friday!
Pizza Friday!
Big Daddy Cheese Pizza
Fresh Green Salad
w/Cherry Tomatoes
Frozen Fruit Cup
Pizza de Queso de Big Daddy
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Bosco Cheese Sticks
w/Marinara Sauce
Pear
Palitos de Queso con Salsa Marinera
Cheeseburger on
Whole Grain Bun
Baked Potato Smiles
Orange
Hamburguesa con Queso
\ Brunch For Lunch
Pancakes
Turkey Sausage Patty
Tater Tots
100% Juice
Panqueques
Taco Bar
Turkey Taco Meat
Flour Tortilla
Refried Beans
Apple
Barra de Taco con Carne de Pavo
Pizza Friday!
Tony’s French Bread
Cheese Pizza
Fresh Green Salad w/Cherry
Tomatoes, Pineapple Tidbits
Pizza de Queso in Pan Frances
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Home Style Macaroni
& Cheese
Yummy Green Beans
Aloha Roll
Kiwi
Macaron y Queso
Baked Chicken Fritters
Baked Sweet Potato Cubes
Pear
Piezas de Pollo
Orange Chicken
Steamed Brown Rice
Steamed Broccoli
Persimmon
Piezas de Pollo con sabor de naranja
Taco Salad w/Turkey Meat
Tasty Refried Beans
Tortilla Chips
Mandarin
Ensalada de Taco con Carne de Pavo
Pizza Friday!
Tony’s Thin Crust
Cheese Pizza
Fresh Romaine Salad Cup
w/Cherry Tomatoes, Apple
Pizza de Queso de Corteza Delgada
Menus & Food & Nutrition Info can be found on our website at www.smmusd.org/foodservices Suggestions or questions, email: [email protected] This Institution is an Equal Opportunity Provider
MEAL PRICES
Elementary Full Price Breakfast-$1.25
Secondary Full Price Breakfast-$1.50
Reduced Breakfast-$0.30
Elementary Full Price Lunch-$3.00
Secondary Full Price Lunch-$3.50
Reduced Lunch-$0.40
Adult Prices: Breakfast-$2.25
Lunch-$4.25
Varieties of Milk offered daily:
1% white- (breakfast & lunch)
Nonfat White -(breakfast & lunch)
Non-fat chocolate-(lunch only)
Vegetarian Options:
12/1-Grilled Cheese Sandwich
12/5-12/8 Cheese Quesadilla
12/12-12/15 Bean & Cheese Burrito
12/19-12/22-Yogurt & Pretzels
The Vegetarian option for Friday is
Cheese Pizza
½ cup serving of fruits/vegetables
will be served with breakfast &
lunch
December 26, 2016 thru January 6, 2017
Cycle Date
2-Week Cycle Elementary Breakfast Menu
Menu is Subject to Change without notice
Cycle 1 Dec. 5-9 Dec. 19-23
Coffee Cake
Or Cereal
w/Graham Crackers
Biscuit w/Sausage
Or Cereal
w/String Cheese
Breakfast Pizza Bagel
Or Cereal
w/Graham Crackers
Oatmeal w/Graham Crackers
Or Cereal
w/String Cheese
Zucchini Bread
Or Cereal
w/Graham Crackers
Cycle 2 Dec. 12-16 Winter Break Dec. 26-Jan. 6
Banana Bread
Or Cereal
w/String Cheese
Belgian Waffle
Or Cereal
w/Graham Crackers
Breakfast Pizza Bagel
Or Cereal
w/String Cheese
French Toast Sticks
Or Cereal
w/Graham Crackers
Build Your Own Yogurt Parfait
Or Cereal
w/String Cheese
Offered with Every Breakfast: Assorted 4oz juice, fresh, canned or dried fruit. Milk Offered Daily: 1% or nonfat white
HARVEST OF THE MONTH
Sweet potatoes
Instead of potato chips, peel and slice raw sweet potatoes and serve with fat free dip for a healthy snack
Dip strips of sweet potatoes in egg, substitute and bake lightly oiled pan at 425 F for 25-30 minutes to make sweet potatoes fries.
Baked sliced sweet potatoes with apples and cinnamon for a hot dessert.
Produce Tips
Choose firm, dark, dry and smooth bruises, sprouts or moldy spots. One decayed spot can make the entire sweet potato tasted bad, even when
cut away.
Do not was sweet potatoes until you are ready to cook them
Do not store sweet potatoes in the refrigerator. To keep, fresh, store in a dry, cool place, like a pantry or garage.
At room temperature sweet potatoes should be used within one week. If stored properly, sweet potatoes can keep for one month longer.
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SUNDAY,
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• Nosotros les daremos bolsas para usted y su familia
• Niños menores de 14 años deben ser acompañados por un adulto.
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HOMBRES, y NIÑOS y LIBROS INFANTILES.
Pase por nuestros puestos de informacíon
de RECURSOS de la COMUNIDAD.
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Niños y Niñas de Santa Monica! ¡Busquen a Santa Claus cuando venga a su vecindad!
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sabado, 10 de diciembre, 2016 Santa Claus estará en el camión rojo de los Bomberos de Santa Monica regalando bastones de dulce para todos.
Estarán acompañados por los oficiales de la Policía de Santa Monica en autos y motocicletas policiales.
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Paseo de los Bastoncitos
The City of Santa Monica's Office of Sustainability & the Environment along with Sustainable Works and American Cinematheque present documentary film, Racing Extinction
Aero Theatre, 1328 Montana Ave. Santa Monica, 90403Ride your bike to the screening and enjoy free bike valet courtesy of the Santa Monica Department of Planning & Community Development.This is a Zero Waste Event
Wednesday, December 7th, 7pm
Free movie screening for santa monica residents
The film is free to Santa Monica residents, Sustainable Works members and High School/College students with valid ID.
Register here for your free ticket: https://swracingextinction.eventbrite.com
Not a Santa Monica resident? Buy your tickets online:
http://fandan.co/2f1NPBt
FREE SCREENINGThe film will be followed by a discussion moderated by Bill Selby, Retired Geography and Earth Science Professor, Santa Monica College and a panel of experts in their fields.
PANEL DISCUSSIONOscar®-winning director Louie Psihoyos (THE COVE) assembles a team of artists and activists on an undercover operation to expose the hidden world of endangered species and the race to protect them against mass extinction. Spanning the globe to infiltrate the world’s most dangerous black markets and using high dangerous black markets and using high tech tactics to document the link between carbon emissions and species extinction, RACING EXTINCTION reveals stunning, never-before seen images that truly change the way we see the world.
ABOUT THE MOVIE
A RACE WE CANNOT AFFORD TO LOOSE
HOT COCOA & CANVAS
MON, DEC 5, 6:00 pm /ANNEX
Get together with your friends for a fun, wintertime celebration of painting, plus a warm and tasty treat! Learn a step-by-step method for creating your very own piece of artwork. Registration required.
CREATIVE HOLIDAY THERAPY: AN ANTI-STRESS ADULT COLORING PROGRAM
TUE, DEC 13 & 27, 5:30 pm /ANNEX
Celebrate the season with some holiday coloring! Relax, color festive holiday patterns, unwind, and maybe sip a cup of hot chocolate or apple cider!
DEEPER INTO MEDITATION
WED, DEC 14, 6:00 pm /ANNEX
Doug Frankel demonstrates the most natural
and effective techniques of meditation. He
provides suggestions for deepening and
stabilizing your meditation practices. For new
or advanced meditators.
LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED
DECEMBER
24th—26th, 2016
&
JANUARY
1st—2nd, 2017
FAMILY MOVIE SCREENING: HOME ALONE (1990)
WED, DEC 21, 6:00 pm /ANNEX
An 8-year old troublemaker must pro-tect his home from a pair of burglars
when he is accidentally left home alone by his family during Christmas vacation.
(115 min).
This event is free and open to the public. For more infor-
mation call (310) 458-8684 or visit smpl.org. Served by Big
Blue Bus line 7. Bicycle parking racks available at Main and
Branch Libraries. The Santa Monica Public Library is wheel-
chair accessible. For special disabled services, call Library
Administration at (310) 458-8606 one week prior to event.
DECEMBER ADULT PROGRAMS
