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4 of 6 eScrip web site. To start earning today go to www.escrip.com and register your debit or credit cards. Just remember to use the Addison Group ID # 125315459. To see a full list of participating restaurants visit eScrip Dining. It's free, it's easy, and it helps our kids! Community Announcements The Fall Course Catalog has arrived. Register Now! Palo Alto Children's Theatre 1305 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto Click here to download the full brochure and explore our exciting offerings in theatre, dance and music for the new season. Then sign up via Enjoy! Register for Ragazzi Boys Chorus By appointment through September, Redwood City Ragazzi Boys Chorus offers a complete music education through a proven, awardwinning choral program. Boys begin with one rehearsal per week of choral singing and progress through a full course of choral/vocal and music theory instruction. Ragazzi produces its own concert series, sings the National Anthem at a SF Giants Game, tours (domestic and international), and collaborates with other prestigious Bay Area arts organizations. No-stress auditions are for boys between the ages of 7 and 10; no previous singing experience is required. Appointments: 650-342-8785 or email ragazzi@ragazzi.org. More info: j.mp/N6aVVG. You Tube at j.mp/TIRPUF Children's Library Bingo Birthday Bash Wed, Sep 5, 3:30 pm; Children's Library, 1276 Harriet St, Palo Alto Grades K-5 only! Registration is Required. Click here to register now! Come play Bingo, eat cake, and celebrate the Children's Library 72nd Birthday! Parenting Program: Balancing School and Extra Curricular Activities Thurs, Sept. 6, 7pm; Downtown Library, 270 Forest Avenue, Palo Alto Is your child overloaded with school and extra curricular activities? Learn how to find the right balance to offset child and parent fatigue and exhaustion. Sponsored by Parents Place and the Parents' Club of Palo Alto and Menlo Park (PAMP). Free Dinner is provided. This is a parents only program! Registration is Required. The Silicon Valley Boychoir Auditions for 2012-13 By appointment through Sep 7. Rehearsals begin the week of Aug 27. The multi-level choir is held after school in Palo Alto for boys ages 7 and up. Call Julia Simon at 424-1242, email: info@svboychoir.org or visit: svboychoir.org GET Ready - Girls' Engineering Sept. 8th, 9:30 am-2:30 am, Cubberley Comm. Ctr, 4000 Middlefield Rd, Palo Alto GET Ready is an exciting event for young girls to get interested in engineering through hands-on stations with awesome creations! Girls will also interact with high school robotics teams and see a demo of their robot! Open to any girl in 4th to 6th grade Cost: $7 for materials and food. Run by Space Cookies, FRC Robotics and Team 1868 Info: getreadyevent@gmail.com, www.getreadyevent.org MOAH Science Night Sun. Sept 9, MOAH, 351 Homer Ave, Palo Alto Hands-on activities with static electricity, electromagnetic games and toys, theremin, teslacoil; Tickets: $20 at door; $17 by Sept 5. Price includes pizza and beverages. RSVP: admin@moah.org or 321-1004 Join Cub Scouts and Join the Fun! Mon. Sept. 10, 6:30pm, Lucie Stern Community Center, Community Room 1305 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto, CA 94301 For over 100 years the Cub Scout program has provided fun and adventure for boys in grades 1-5. With a fun program for the school year, Scouting is a great way to learn new things and make new friends. Addison's Cub Scout Pack 49 will hold it's first meeting at 6:30pm on Monday, September 10th. Come learn about exciting events like camping, hiking, Pinewood Derby, and Pack 49's participation in community service events throughout the year. For more information please contact Elizabeth Thompson or Steve Toteda. Palo Alto Children's Theater
5 of 6 Sat. Sept. 15, 7pm; Secret Garden, Children's Theater, 1305 Middlefield Rd, Palo Alto Celebrate the theater's 80th anniversary. Tickets: $80 per person, purchase by Aug 15th; proceeds benefit Children's Theater. Classes at the Museum of American Heritage, 351 Homer Ave Palo Alto Info: 321-1004 or admin@moah.org or www.moah.org/education Electrostatics and Electromagnetism: Sat, Sept. 15 & 22, 10am-12pm Learn the basics of the early electrical sciences (starting from early experiments with static electricity up through the basics of electromagnetism) through stories, hands on demonstrations, and the construction of take home projects. Design for Superheroes: Sept. 15 & 22, 1pm-3pm "Why do things look the way they do?" Beginning with some of the first industrial designs, such as for cars and trains from nearly 100 years ago, students discover the continuing influences of design in today's world. Class projects are design challenges for objects such as banks, lunch boxes, bridges, and more. How to Build a Crystal Radio: Sun, Sept. 16, 23, 30 & Oct. 7, 1-3:30 pm Elements include: winding coils, drilling a mounting board, arranging components, and wiring the set according to a schematic. Students will explore the history of radio dating back to Tesla and Marconi. Basic radio theory, modulation, headphone function, and reading radio schematics will also be taught. Palo Alto Black & White Ball Sept. 29, 7pm-1am Lucie Stern Comm. Center 1305 Middlefield Rd, Palo Alto The Las Vegas-themed event, which traditionally brings in about 1,000 attendees, is sponsored by the Palo Alto Recreation Foundation. The Black & White Ball, a longtime community event. Proceeds from the evening benefit the Palo Alto community and a myriad of local schools. Organizations that have received funds in the past from the Ball include Youth Community Service, the Palo Alto Library Foundation, Partners in Education, and Middle School Athletics. 2012 Black & White Ball Tickets: $150 $135 Early Bird Special Pricing (until Sept. 8, 2012) $100 - 35 years old and younger $100 per ticket - Groups of 10 or more, purchased at the same time Info: Patricia Emslie. Get Free Downloadable Music from the Library! Freegal, a new music download service, is now available to you from the Palo Alto City Library. With over 3 million downloadable songs, including the Sony Music catalog, Freegal Music Service greatly increases the size and diversity of the library's music collection for all ages and all tastes. Download 3 songs each week free with your Palo Alto library card. Free mobile apps for Freegal are available for your iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad or Android mobile devices, too! Info: 329-2436. Discover and go with Free Museum Passes! Start making reservations for entertaining, educational family outings today! Discover & Go is a new online service through the Palo Alto City Library providing free and discount passes to a wide variety of Bay Area museums and other cultural destinations. Discover & Go passes are available to Palo Alto Library cardholders age 16 and older. Valid ID is required for admission with passes to venues. Visit the Library website for details or call 329-2436. BYO-Water Bottle Reusable water bottles provide a convenient and environmentally friendly means to stay hydrated all day. In addition to water fountains and sinks located throughout campuses, water towers are now available to students for hydration during lunchtime. This new resource provides a great opportunity to remind parents and students to use reusable water bottles throughout the day. Did your student take a reusable water bottle to school today? Your student may know all about what can be composted, but do you? All PAUSD campuses compost and recycle. While compost service is not available to residences in Palo Alto, it is available to the commercial sector, which includes your student's school. Addison Elementary School, 650 Addison Ave, Palo Alto, CA 94301, 650-322-5935
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