LIBRARY PROGRAMS
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Chesterfield Library

• Every Monday @ 11AM: (toddlers) Story time w/ Youth Manager Charity Harvey.
• Nov 28th - Dec 13th: Letters to Santa! Have your child write a letter to Santa and place it in the mini mailbox on the circulation counter. The library will mail them to the North Pole!
• December: Christmas Roll-A-Story: Use the dice provided to "roll" the best Christmas story you can for a chance to win ONE YARD of Twix in the display case!
• December: Community Puzzle
• December Book Bundles: For the Christmas season, a handful of children's books will now be wrapped together by reading level for easier check-out.
• Every Tuesday @ 10AM: Seated Tai Chi with Jane Crossman

• Every Wednesday @ 11AM: (toddlers) Story time w/ Youth Manager Charity Harvey.
• December: Community Puzzle,  “Unexpected Snowfall”
• December: Guessing Jar, “Colorful Mints Mystery”
• December: Sign-up for January 2017 Computer Class (December class is full)
• Every Wednesday @ 10AM: Seated Tai Chi with Jane Crossman

• Every Tuesday @ 11AM: (toddlers) Story time w/ Youth Manager Charity Harvey
• December 1 @ 10:30AM: Seated Tai Chi with Jane Crossman
• December 8 @ 1PM: Bingo
• December 15 @ 1PM: Seated Tai Chi with Jane Crossman
• December 29 @ 1PM: A showing of the movie Ice Age: Collision Course.
• Everyday @ 11AM-12PM: Basic Computer Classes; RSVP at the circulation desk.

• December 2 @ 3:30PM: Game Day. Join us as we explore various abstract strategy games, those requiring no chance or physical skill. Old favorites such as chess, checkers, and dominoes will be on hand, as well as less common strategy games which are just as mentally stimulating if not as well known. 
• December 9 @ 3:30PM: As Seen Through These Eyes narrated by Maya Angelou.  A film exploring how WWII concentration camp victims, many of whom were children, used art as an expressive outlet for hope and despair, and as a means to endure harrowing circumstances.  
• December 16 @ 3:30PM: Craft Day. Warmer weather may be a fading memory, but we can bring spring into our windowsills and kitchens with these "Mason Jar Herb Gardens." Materials will be available for anyone wishing to participate, but feel free to get creative and bring your own jars for a unique look: used Mason or Kerr, empty glass pickle or mayonnaise jars would all work marvelously.  Don't use herbs? No problem! This project is multi-functional and can be used as vases, candle holders, or to house decorative plants instead.

• December 1 @ 3:30PM: Game Day. Join us as we explore various abstract strategy games, those requiring no chance or physical skill. Old favorites such as chess, checkers, and dominoes will be on hand, as well as less common strategy games which are just as mentally stimulating if not as well known. 
• December 8 @ 3:30PM: As Seen Through These Eyes narrated by Maya Angelou.  A film exploring how WWII concentration camp victims, many of whom were children, used art as an expressive outlet for hope and despair, and as a means to endure harrowing circumstances.  
• December 15 @ 3:30PM: Craft Day. Warmer weather may be a fading memory, but we can bring spring into our windowsills and kitchens with these "Mason Jar Herb Gardens." Materials will be available for anyone wishing to participate, but feel free to get creative and bring your own jars for a unique look: used Mason or Kerr, empty glass pickle or mayonnaise jars would all work marvelously.  Don't use herbs? No problem! This project is multi-functional and can be used as vases, candle holders, or to house decorative plants instead.