Kids' Room Books & Reading     • Reading Lists     • Award Winners     • Databases & Websites Fun & Games     • Preschool     • Grade School Homework Help Programs & Events     • Calendar     • Reading with Rover     • Story Time     • Battle of the Books Online Safety For Grownups		Winter Reading Club December 3 - January 29 Read five books to earn a free meal at Noodles & Company.* Read five additional books to receive a free bagel and cream cheese from Einstein Bagels.* Each time five more books are read, take a guess at how many goodies are in the Candy Jar. Winter Reading Club members with the top five guesses win a gift card to an area bookstore. Pick up reading logs and entry forms at the Children’s Desk starting December 3. *Limit one coupon per restaurant per person. Story Time Registration Begins Wednesday, January 4 More information Reading with Rover Registration Begins Wednesday, January 4 More information Miss Linda and Mr. James Dancing to the World Beat Saturday, January 7 at 10:00 & 11:00 a.m. Large Meeting Room, Lower Level Preschoolers must be accompanied by an adult Pick up free tickets at the Children's Desk Singer-songwriter Linda Robertson and percussionist James Warner use, along with vocals and guitar, the African djembe drum, cajon, bodhran, rainstick and shekere. They lead families and children of all ages in song and dance from many cultures. (45 minutes) Winter Craft Friday, January 13 Visit the Children's Department between 10:30 a.m. and noon to create a polar bear craft to celebrate winter. Limit one per person. Movies Lower Level Meeting Room Suitable for grades 1 and up Monday, January 16 at 1:00 p.m. When a criminal mastermind uses a trio of orphan girls as pawns for a grand scheme, he finds their love is profoundly changing him for the better. (95 minutes; Rated PG) Free tickets available December 26. Nature-Telling Second Tuesday of each month 11:00 a.m. Registration is required It's nature storytime as children ages two to five, along with an adult chaperone, are invited to join a naturalist from Lincoln Marsh at the Wheaton Public Library to listen to a nature-themed story and participate in a related craft and/or activity. Nature-Telling is partnership between the Wheaton Park District's Lincoln Marsh and the Wheaton Public Library. Space is limited to 15 pairs. Contact the Children's Department to register at 630-868-7540. Did you know the Lincoln Marsh offers year round nature programs and summer camps for children and families? Visit http://www.lincolnmarsh.org or call 630-871-2810 for more information.