Programming Post News And Tips From The Programming Resource Center

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N O V E M B E R 2 0 1 2 News and Tips from the Programming Resource Center Programming Post About the Post The Programming Post is the PRC’s monthly newsletter. It exists to give you helpful hints and ideas for activities and events you can hold for your residents, as well as news from the PRC! : e eng l l a h t oun c n ca n to C you o s s r r y e e e lett turk e first p book s d n w e a h yh Ne r. T our Fac n e a tt m le how ews swer on N e e C S R an he P orrect t n e! o ec priz h t a t in p os ill w w e pag Resource of the Month: New Stencils! A couple weeks ago the PRC took a poll to see which stencils you wanted to add to our wonderful collection. And the results? Circles 3” and 2”, Railroad Track (border), Pumpkin Patch, Gift and Ribbon, Scroll, and Icicles (border). Come to the PRC to check out these beauties and use them on your fall boards! We have a lovely sample located under the small bulletin board to the left of the front door. PRC Reminders!  Tool Kits can be checked out for 3 days. Please be sure to return promptly so they are available to others!  You can check out Bulletin Boards in a Bag for one month. We have a variety of topics so come see if any work for you.  Like a Bulletin Board in a Bag, Programs at Your Fingertips are premade programs. These can be checked out for one week.  We also have coloring books, Play Doh, finger paint, hula hoops, Christmas lights, tiki torches, board games, videos, overhead projector, and many other items that can be checked out and used for a program! Be sure to ask a PA if you have any questions about finding these or how long they can be checked out for. CHALLENGE #2  DON'T CRIMP OUR STYLE. Use the paper crimper in some way on your next bulletin board. If you don't know what the paper crimper is or how to use it, ask a PA. Remember to post a picture of your completed board on FB to be eligible to win a super awesome prize! Like us on Posters: Bulletin Boards in a Bag: Bulletin Board Challenge         Have a Laugh Worst Case Scenario Kick the Habit: Stop Smoking Tips Shakespearean Insults Born to do What? Power of Music Sun Safety Think Globally, Act Locally Pop Quiz: Thanksgiving by searching “Program Resource Center at William and Mary” to get ideas, updates, and contest results. Did you Know?....           Ink Blot Test Know Your Rights Holidays of the World Breast Cancer Absentee Ballot Abortion Debate Personality Types Quit Smoking So You Want To Go Abroad (NEW) Super Sleep The Full Moon on November 28th is called “Beaver Moon” by Native Americans of New England and the Great Lakes because beavers are preparing for winter at this time of the year. November Ideas! Daily Monthly 6: ELECTION DAY Historic Bridge Awareness Month Gluten-Free Diet Awareness Month National Adoption Month 8: Cook Something Bold & Pungent Weekly National Novel Writing Month 1-7: National Fig Week No-Shave-November 4-10: International Fraud Awareness Week American Indian Heritage Month 10: Sesame Street Day 14: International Girls Day 15: Great American Smokeout 17: National Adoption Day Lung Cancer Awareness Month 5-9: Give Wildlife a Break Week 19: Have a Bad Day Day Epilepsy Awareness Month 7-13: Dear Santa Letter Week Vegan Month 23: Fibonacci Day 11-17: Hunger and Homeless Awareness Week 30: Stay at Home Because You Are Well Day Spinach and Squash Month 12-16: Young Reader’s Week 12-18: World Kindness Week 19-25: Better Conversation Week 22: THANKSGIVING!