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Parents of Adopted Teenagers Discussion Group by admin, last updated: Mar 24, 2014 03:32 PM
Monthly discussion group for parents of adopted adolescents and teenagers meets on the first Tuesday of each month
MCPOM Consignment Sale by admin, last updated: Mar 22, 2014 06:46 AM
Children's equipment consignment sale featuring items from hundreds of families with twins, triplets, and more. Thousands of items to choose from, including strollers, high chairs, children's clothing, shoes, books, DVDs, toys, feeding accessories, and car seats. This is a great opportunity to save on items you need for your children.
Online Information Session: Community Academy Public Charter School (CAPCS) Online by admin, last updated: Mar 21, 2014 02:04 PM
Attend an online event from the convenience of your own home. These events offer a glimpse at virtual public school in a unique setting
Online Information Session: Community Academy Public Charter School (CAPCS) Online by admin, last updated: Mar 21, 2014 02:03 PM
Attend an online event from the convenience of your own home. These events offer a glimpse at virtual public school in a unique setting
Expert panel discussion on Common Core standards by admin, last updated: Mar 20, 2014 11:16 PM
Lunchtime panel discussion on Common Core standards, featuring D.C. Public Schools Chancellor Kaya Henderson and other experts.
New to You Sale by Louisa Kuljurgis, last updated: Mar 20, 2014 08:53 PM
The New To You sale is a rummage sale of all things baby/child related with proceeds benefiting the Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington (JCCGW) Preschool.
New programs and Spring Grand Open House at the Lycée Rochambeau-French International School on Saturday, March 29 by admin, last updated: Mar 20, 2014 04:34 PM
The Lycée Rochambeau - French International School is having a Spring Grand Open House that will take place on the Bradley Blvd. campus (7108 Bradley Blvd, Bethesda, MD) on Saturday, March 29th from 9:30 to noon. We will also present three new programs that will begin next September: A new nursery class for 2-year olds An Accelerated French Immersion Class for children entering 1st to 3rd grade Arabic language option in the Middle School (6th to 9th grades) Families of any nationality with children in all grade levels are welcome to apply to the school’s financial aid program. The school has significantly increased its financial aid budget over years past. The French government also provides financial aid to qualifying French families. Please contact us for details and RSVP for the Grand Open House at outreach@rochambeau.org
Junior Jams: This is LEA by admin, last updated: Mar 20, 2014 07:37 AM
LEA’s authentic, uplifting, thought provoking and positive voice lends itself well to quality kindierock, or music for little people as she calls it. Every member of the family will appreciate her seamless blend of gospel, jazz, country and R&B into her own style—SoulFolk—drawing comparisons to Tracy Chapman’s earthy folk, Joni Mitchell’s exquisite songcraft, and Ani DiFranco’s inventive guitar playing and dynamic delivery. LEA has shared the stage with luminaries including Odetta, Mavis Staples, Dar Williams and Anthony Hamilton. She performs around the world at venues as diverse as arts centers, universities, festivals, coffeehouses, nightclubs, vineyards, and places of worship. With seven full-length albums already available, and a recording career spanning over a decade, LEA is repeatedly acknowledged by the Washington Area Music Association as one of the region’s best vocalists, songwriters and recording artists. She is also a graduate of the prestigious Artist-in-Residence program at The Music Center at Strathmore in Bethesda, Md. To book in advance at this initmate venue, go to fndtnarts.com/events.
Junior Jams: John Henry the Guitar Man by admin, last updated: Mar 20, 2014 07:37 AM
John Henry is renowned for his ability to connect with his audiences. He brings 20 years of early childhood education, and experience as a dad himself to his interactive program, engaging children of all ages as they dance, sing and imagine. Performing since the age of 14, and with several different bands including At Wits End, Crown Victoria and Volare, John Henry values the educational experience to be gained from exposure to live music. “Music allows children to process information in a new way. They hear sounds, they feel rhythm and they are able to actively participate in the learning process. Music can also be a wonderful introduction to other cultures. With songs and instruments children are able to appreciate different cultures and become familiar with new ideas from a musical perspective.”
Junior Jams: Here Comes Trouble with Special Guest Marsha Goodman-Wood by admin, last updated: Mar 20, 2014 07:36 AM
Join us for this special pre-Mom's Day double bill and enjoy the best of the area's original kindierock with Here Comes Trobule headed by a mom and dad duo of New England Conservatory of Music graduates, Kelly Donohue and Jon Babu, performing with another artist mom, Marsha Goodman-Wood. Here Comes Trouble beautifully blends a variety of musical genres, from funk to punk, to rockabilly to rock and roll, appealing to the zany and wacky in all kids and their parents. A talented cast of characters musically stomp and chomp their way through an energetic and engaging repertoire of original music including titles like "Watermelon Felon," "Spill the Beans," and "I Like Toys." Singer-songwriter Marsha Goodman-Wood is known for setting little toes to tapping with original melodies that mix generous doses of science and positive social messages into songs that are just plain fun. Her quirky, smart compositions take on topics from astronomy, answering the age-old question “Why Can’t You Dance on Jupiter?” to nonconformity with “Sheep Don’t Wear Shoes,” and biology in “The Penguin Song.” A former cognitive neuroscientist, Marsha includes fun facts and lessons in her songs! Recently named a Washington Post Editor’s Pick, Marsha is also a nominee for Best Children’s Artist of 2013 by the Washington Area Music Association (WAMA). Her 2012 release, "Gravity Vacation" was a WAMA nominee for Best Children’s Music Recording, and “The Penguin Song” was just named to the list of finalists for the 30th Annual Mid Atlantic Song Contest.
Junior Jams: All ages poetry, puppetry music and movement! by admin, last updated: Mar 20, 2014 07:36 AM
Join us for a special visit from Michigan artist Kevin Kammerad and the Cooperfly Puppet Troupe. Expect a host of favorite family songs, and other fun surprises from Kevin who shares his creativity and love of performing, writing, art, music, and reading with elementary schools, libraries, festival-goers, and other audiences all over the state of Michigan and beyond (as far as Canada, Hawaii, and Japan). His shows are dynamic, age appropriate, educational, and simply down -right fun. Through puppetry, music, poetry, audience participation, multimedia, and humor, Kevin captivates people of all ages. Currently performing as “Kevin Kammeraad and Cooperfly Puppet Troupe” consisting of two artists, a cast of puppets, a variety of vignettes, a suitcase of songs, and a bundle of energy, all coming together to interact, invigorate, and leave audiences feeling great!
Junior Jams: The Great Zucchini in Kensington by admin, last updated: Mar 20, 2014 07:36 AM
Every pre-schooler and parent should experience the comedic magic of the Great Zucchini at least once and on Sunday, March 30 you will have not one but two opportunities at 2 PM AND 4 PM. Described as a "toddler whisperer" by The Washington Post, The Great Zucchini's hook line and sinker connection to kids is unmatched by any other...Go to fndtnarts.com/events to book in advance for this initimate venue!
The BFG (Sensory-Friendly Performance) by Eleni Grove, last updated: Mar 19, 2014 06:13 PM
Sensory-friendly performances are designed to be more accessible to those individuals on the autism spectrum or to others with sensory sensitivities.
Cinderella: The Remix (Sensory-Friendly Performance) by Eleni Grove, last updated: Mar 19, 2014 06:13 PM
Sensory-friendly performances are designed to be more accessible to those individuals on the autism spectrum or to others with sensory sensitivities.
Sleep Coaching Workshop by Amy Bonsiero, last updated: Mar 19, 2014 02:40 PM
New Moms & Dads - I am teaching a sleep coaching workshop next week at Babies "R" Us in Falls Church. More information is below. Feel free to email me directly if you have any questions: amy@mbfcommunity.com Mind Body Family’s Sleep Coaching Workshop teaches parents how to examine their baby’s daily and nightly routines, and adjust and/or generate particular patterns to help create better and longer sleep. It is very important to look at the baby’s entire routine including eating, napping, and playtime, in order to properly create an effective sleep pattern at night. Our Sleep Coaching Workshop will discuss where your baby should sleep, and how to create an environment that is comfortable, safe, and soothing for your baby. We will also discuss how to minimize crying during bedtime as well as different soothing intervals and techniques. Our Sleep Coaching Workshop is 2 hours long (90 minute workshop followed by 30 minutes of Q&A). Register at www.mbfcommunity.com
New To You Rummage sale for all things maternity/baby by admin, last updated: Mar 18, 2014 11:08 PM
Rummage sale of all things maternity/baby, including clothing, toys, books, DVDs, movies, gear, baby carriers, pack-n-plays, crib linens, bibs, shoes, costumes, etc. Everything is PRICED TO SELL! JCC of Greater Washington 6125 Montrose Road Rockville, MD 20852
Meet Bestselling Author Wendy Mass at Barstons Child's Play! by admin, last updated: Mar 18, 2014 06:50 PM
On Wednesday, April 2, Mass will visit our Arlington location at 4510 Lee Highway at 4 pm. She will also appear at our Washington DC location at 5536 Connecticut Ave. NW on Thursday, April 3 at 4 pm. Mass will deliver a presentation, followed by a Q & A session and book signing in our stores. All ages welcome. No registration required.
Mindful Parenting Lecture by Yasmine El-Droubi, last updated: Mar 18, 2014 03:27 PM
n an age where distractions are constantly surrounding us, what can you do to give your child the attention he or she deserves? Learn what it means to be a Mindful Parent. This is a hands-on workshop. By the end of the night you will be able to take home the techniques you need to become a more mindful and present parent.
Important Meet 'n Greet for High School Parents by admin, last updated: Mar 17, 2014 03:13 PM
This complimentary Coffee Talk will be hosted by Harriet Broder who will share the wisdom garnered from over 30 years of offering test preparation in the metro DC area. Her recently rebranded company is Breakthrough Test PrepTM which offers full service SAT/PSAT/ACT/SSAT as well as efficient reading training for high school and college students. The particular focus of this informative meeting will be on both the SAT and the ACT, the SAT changes as well as some surprising tips for parents.
Open Workshop: Living Spaces by admin, last updated: Mar 16, 2014 08:23 PM