Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Are you a book worm?

Save the Date!!

Imprints Cares About Literacy
Used Book Sale

February 27th & 28th

To donate your gently used books or for more information, please contact
Betty West
@ 336.722.6296 x206 or bwest@imprintsforfamilies.org

All books are welcome!!


Sales will supplement our Before & After Care Scholarship Fund for students attending Imprints Cares.

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

February's Parent Group topic is.....

.....The Power of Love.

Through discussion, parent-child activities, and play time, we will learn about wonderful ways to love your child by listening with your heart.

The Power of Love will be presented twice at Imprints on Tuesday, February 9th. The morning session will be from 10 to 11:15am and the evening session will be from 6 to 7:15pm. Please choose the session that works best for you and RSVP to Trina Stephens at 722-6296 x211 or tstephens@imprintsforfamilies.org. You may also RSVP to your Parent Educator if you have one.

Imprints is located in the Augsburg Community Center at 502 N Broad St in Winston-Salem (corner of 6th & Broad). Parking is available in the lot off of Pilot View Street.

Child care and refreshments will be provided. Hope to see you there!

Monday, January 4, 2010

What's on our bookshelf....

Over the holidays, I was in the very cold and snowy state of Minnesota visiting my family. One day, I was looking out the window debating on whether I should risk frostbite to enjoy the beautiful, sunny day and discovered that my old childhood friend, Jack Frost, had visited us. As a child, I loved to wake up and rush to the window to see if any icy artwork had been left for us overnight.

While examining my discovery, I realized that I had not been visited by Jack Frost in the 2 years that I have lived in the warm (except for this week) climate of North Carolina. So, I did some digging and found a beautiful book that will help you and your child see the beauty of Jack Frost.




Here Comes Jack Frost - Written and Illustrated by Kazuno Kohara


This short, easy read is wonderfully illustrated with crisp, white drawings on a beautiful blue background. The main character is a lonely boy who is looking for some winter fun when he comes across an unusual friend that teaches him about the enchantments of winter.

So, if one good thing comes out of the bitter cold weather this week - maybe Jack Frost will visit!