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SUMMARY:Storytime
DESCRIPTION:Reading aloud to children is one of the best things you can do for their development. Not only is it fun\, but it is also a bonding experience that can impact their literacy skills\, emotional well-being\, and love of reading. Studies have shown that children who know more words when they enter kindergarten tend to read better and have higher academic achievement throughout school. Children who are read to more often are exposed to more new words and develop a more robust understanding of language. A 2019 study by The Ohio State University found that young children whose parents read to them five times daily will hear nearly 1.5 million more words by the time they turn five than children who were not read to at all. This is known as the “million-word gap. – United Through Reading website. \nAbbott Library encourages families to join staff members for our weekly storytimes each Wednesday at 10 AM. Participants hear stories\, sing songs\, and create a craft.\nFor more information\, call or email the library at 603.763.5513 or info@abbottlibrary.org.
URL:https://projectsunapee.org/event/story-time-2/
LOCATION:Abbott Library\, 11 Soonipi Circle\, Sunapee\, NH\, 03782-2925\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Paper Prince - Sunapee CoffeeHouse
DESCRIPTION:Sean Robert Jones/The Paper Prince is a folk singer-songwriter based out of upstate New York. Shaped by a barren\, working class environment with brutal winters\, his music stretches the bounds of genre\, pushing folk to the point of fracture and reflecting the heartbreaking wistfulness of his surroundings. He utilizes experimental harmonic structures\, as well as complex instrumental arrangements\, which aid in the delivery of parable-driven lyrical imagery. Sean draws not only from the realm of classical music\, but also from the compositional prowess of songwriters including: Leonard Cohen\, Glen Hansard\, Jason Molina\, and Jeff Buckley.
URL:https://projectsunapee.org/event/the-paper-prince-sunapee-coffeehouse/
LOCATION:Lake Sunapee United Methodist Church\, 9 Lower Main Street\, Sunapee\, NH\, 03782
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