*****TONIGHT!*****
Friday, November 22 - 6:00 - 7:30pm - Family Dance.
This year’s theme is SUPERHEROES!
$5.00 per person, suggested donation
Come and listen to live music, dance, and enjoy friends!
Snacks:
Cores 1 & 2 please bring veggies, fruit, crackers, dips and cheeses
Cores 3 & 4 please bring chips, salsa, and bite-sized desserts
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THANK YOU FOR A HILARIOUS COMEDY NIGHT!
Special thanks to Jake Johannsen for getting from
Chicago in time for his curtain call and for gathering such a great group of
comedians to fundraise for SMASH. Thanks
to Nina Furukawa and all of our volunteers for putting together such a fun
evening! What a great opportunity for the
community to come together and share an evening of laughter and friendship.
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Dear SMASHING Community,
Are you interested in a
position on the SMASH PTSA Board?
We have a number of
positions opening up for the 2014-15 school year:
President
Vice President
V.P. Fundraising
Treasurer
Financial Secretary
Vice President
V.P. Fundraising
Treasurer
Financial Secretary
Please let us know by
December 15, if you have interest in any of these positions. interested parties
can email Jamee Tenzer jameetenzer@gmail.com
Warmly,
Jessica Rishe,
SMASH Principal
Jamee Tenzer &
David Saltzman, current SMASH PTSA Co-Presidents
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DATES TO REMEMBER
November:
Wed, Nov 27 - 1:30pm - EARLY DISMISSAL
Thurs, Fri, Nov 28 & 29 - Thanksgiving
Holiday - SCHOOL CLOSED
December:
Friday, December 6 - 6:00 to 8:00pm UPPER SCHOOL DANCE!
MUSIC, FOOD FRIENDS FUN! Core 3
& Core 4 ONLY - TRIP FUNDRAISER
WINTER BREAK - December 23 - January 6. School
resumes on Tuesday, January 7, 2014.
Monday, January 6 is a
pupil free day for SMASH
SAVE THE DATE
Arts & Letters Sale is on Saturday, February 22. -
We Need Art ! Questions?: info@smashartsale.com
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CORE
1 NEWS
PLAY-TINKER-MAKE
Thank you to
Rachel (of Sadie) and Alejandra (of Carla) for helping Chrysta apply for, and
RECEIVE a $500 grant from the Cotsen Family Foundation. Our goals of the grant
include providing our Core 1 parents with a solid understanding of our
Play-Tinker-Make curriculum and to provide YOU with tools to support our
children’s explorations at home. It is
our hope that a strong school-home connection will also encourage parents to
volunteer time during classroom hours. Curious? Find out more about the
Play-Tinker-Maker movement at playtinkermake.wordpress.com
SCRIBBLING
MACHINES (or SCRIBBLEBOTS)
We have many
upcoming opportunities for parents to get involved with making and tinkering.
One way is to work
directly with small groups, or individual children, in the classroom during
Projects time. It is our dream for all children to create a Scribbling Machine,
or “ScribbleBot.” A ScribbleBot is a motorized contraption that moves in unusual ways and leaves a mark to trace
its path. It’s made from simple materials and is based on the idea of motion
created by an offset motor. With our grant money, we will be purchasing Motors
(1.5v-3v), batteries (AA or AAA), electrical wire, glue sticks, markers and
wire strippers. We are collecting: masking tape and clean used
containers
(strawberry baskets, seaweed containers, cottage cheese containers). Please
leave them on the Art Studio table.
If you are
interested in participating in making ScribbleBots with students, or are
interested in other ways you can support our tinkering & making work in
Core 1, please email Chrysta at cpowell@smmusd.org. We will have an
upcoming parent meeting to collect ideas, explore our human resources and to
plan out our future work together. Information to follow!
DECEMBER BIRTHDAY
BASH - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6
If your child was
born in DECEMBER, we’d love for you to join us! Your child is invited to bring
a fresh fruit or vegetable to share
with the Core 1 community. The birthday children will prepare the fruit
or vegetable by washing it, cutting it, and presenting it during Projects from
9:00-9:45. Families are invited to help at that time. We will ask you to set-up
the buffet tables on the small yard. At 9:45 we will all gather in Graciela’s
room for a story, a poem, and a song. At about 10:00 the children will snack on
the fruits and vegetables that were prepared by the birthday children. We will
ask you to serve the food and to help clean up. The festivities will end at
10:30. Our reusable dishes will need to be taken home by a birthday family to
be washed in a dishwasher.
Questions? Please
email Graciela at gbarba-castro@ smmusd.org
CORE 1 WISH LIST: Strawberry baskets, empty seaweed containers, cottage cheese containers,
tape of any and all kinds, air dry Model Magic clay, paper tubes, shoe boxes,
embroidery needles, embroidery thread, Method brand or Seventh Generation spray
cleaner.
Have a great weekend!
Graciela, Chrysta, Christian, and Nadja
Graciela: gbarba-castro@smmusd.org Chrysta: cpowell@smmusd.org Christian: ccarter@smmusd.org
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CORE
2 NEWS
Core 2 just visited the
Natural History Museum this week and we had an amazing time.
We saw so many interesting
things and we wished we’d had more time to explore the museum!
Here’s what Core 2 had to say about their trip:
Highlights-
“My
highlight is getting to explore the pond and seeing the creatures.” –Violet
“My
highlight was taking the picture and looking at my birthstone.” –Kai
“My
highlight was me and Mateo walking around the museum.” - Matthew
“My
highlight was that we were walking around the place and the group was pretty
far from where we
were.” –Mateo
“We
got to walk around a lot and we got to do the pond life class.” –Sydney
“My
highlight was looking at my birthstone and catching things in the pond.” –Luca
“The
highlight of the trip for me was seeing the bird hall.” –Thea
“The
highlight was probably seeing and going into the jewel room.” –Keera
“My
highlight was just going there!” –Charlie
“My
highlight was the gems and minerals hall because there’s a crystal ball there
and it has my birthstone.” –Violeta
“My
favorite part was finding the things in the water.” –Lauren
“The
highlight was the gems and minerals.” -Aurelio
What
we learned-
“I
learned a new type of animal. I remember
one was called a fisherman and a dragonfly nymph.” -Katell
What
we wished we had more time to do-
“I
wish I had more time on the outside to explore little creatures that we didn’t
know were there.” – Andrea
“I
wish we had more time to walk around for an hour and a half.” –Kaleb
“I
wish we had more time for pond life and I wish there were fish and more stuff
to catch in there.” –
Genevieve
“I
wish I had more time to look around in the museum.” –Erin
“I
wish we had more time to get fish out of the pond. I wasn’t able to get a lot because we didn’t
have enough time.” –Olin
“I
wish I had more time to look around the museum.” –Stella
“I
wish I had more time to look around at stuff.” –Micah
“I
wish I had more time because I didn’t get to see the dinosaur lab.” –Jackson
“I
wish we had more time looking at the pond and the life in it.” –Jadyn
Thank you to all the chaperones that visited the
museum with us!
Have a great weekend!
Jayme, Tamara, and Malaika
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CORE
3 NEWS
Our 4 field trips need chaperones! Please let us know asap!
The off-campus learning continues! Last Friday your child should have brought home 4 new permission slips,
Gene Autry Museum Tuesday, November 26,
Nutcracker@ Broad, Wednesday ,November 27,
Huntington Gardens Monday, December
2,
The Broad Theater National Geographic filmmaker talk Friday, December
6.
Please fill out the slips and we
appreciate the trip donations so we don't have to eat into our PTSA funds. We of course need chaperones! Please
email Genie (ghwang@smmusd.org) if you are able to chaperone one or all of the
trips!
~Astrocamp is February 19-21,
2014 for 5th graders. If you have a balance on your payment it will
be due in January. If you are unsure about what is left on your balance, please
email Genie (ghwang@smmusd.org).
Upper School Dance is December 6. The students have met and begun to plan and organize the
dance this week and will let you know of their responsibility to make sure the
dance is a fun experience for all!
6th gr Math with Erin: This week students continued to work on fractions and fraction
relationships. Students worked in groups to make large, wall size fraction
number lines. These 0 to 1 number lines showing halves through twelfths will be
displayed on the wall so students can refer to them often to look at what
fractions are equivalent to each other.
5th gr Math with Genie: We wrapped up our Large Numbers Addition and Subtraction unit sharing
strategies, trying different strategies and focused on our final assessment to
see what we understand and what is still confusing. Copies of that assessment will come home
soon. Please continue asking your child to read large numbers, estimate
addition and subtraction with large numbers as well as finding exact
answers. We are moving onto fractions!
Social Studies/Science with Erin: This week students spent quality time working on the country research
projects. Students are busy putting their informational books together and
planning their presentation table. We spent time this week on mini-lessons
thinking about how to best share the information on each page. Students thought
about what makes a good informational page: title, intro sentence, small
blurbs, organized info, photos, etc. Over the next two weeks we will miss a lot
of social studies class due to Thanksgiving and four field trips. We are
excited about all we will learn through these wonderful field trips and know
that students will buckle down to get their books down before the December 17
presentation.
Reading and Writing Workshop with
Genie: Thank you for coming to our Final
Debates! The students learned that there
are two sides to every opinion/idea.
Supporting an idea with reasons creates a clear argument. There is a
link between debates/speaking/writing essays.
Stage presence and overcoming fears of public speaking are
important. Teamwork can be challenging
but rewarding. Observing the successes
and failures of many debates helped to become better debaters. We hope to continue with debates in the
spring and that you will have lively family debates at home. Monday Personal
Essays are due! We will have a quick publishing celebration and then begin a
quick 2-week Literary Essay Unit to apply all that they learned to an essay
about a book, also known as a book review or a book report.
Visual Arts with Julianna: We added sound to
our short clips and talked about how as creators/directors of our short film we
want our audience to feel something—happy, sad, scared, humor, etc. How do sound effects and music affect
emotion? How can we help convey and
control that as we make our Claymation?
Homework:
5G math: packet #13. Due 12/6/13—Note the 2 weeks to complete this packet. Hope
it doesn't get lost!
RW: Is your child
reading at home? Is your child reading the same book until they finish it?
Nonfiction sheet but not due until Wednesday
DEC 4! Please help your child not
lose this sheet!
WW: collect 3 entries
(full pages) in writing notebook each week. Will be checked on Wednesdays. Entries can be writing about
anything—fiction, reflections, book reviews, memoirs, articles, debates,
essays.
Genie, Erin, and Laura
Genie: ghwang@smmusd.org Erin:ehaendel@smmusd.org
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CORE
4 NEWS
Social Studies - We have book clubs set for our Comparative
religions unit and they will receive their books next week.
Science: Students have been learning cellular process on the
molecular level.
7th Grade Math: The majority of the students are still working on
completing chapter 4 or starting chapter 5.
8th Grade Math
Group Fire - They are still working on Chapter 4 and
the benchmark assessment for chapter 4 is on has been moved from November 20th to after
Thanksgiving. Many students have been
focused on completing their
geography project.
Group Ice - They are starting Chapter 6. Please check in with your child about the
Chapter 5 Assessment next week.
Yosemite Reminders: Ways to prepare for the trip:
1. Get in shape for the trip - There is a lot of walking on this trip, so plan a few hikes with your
child before the trip, break-in those hiking shoes if they are new, and have
your child walk more each day.
2. Clothing - It is critical that children be provided with non-cotton winter-wear
made of synthetic or organic fibers that wick moisture away from their body.
This is a safety issue and non-negotiable. We have some clean jackets,
baselayers, fleece sweaters, and some ski pants to lend to people on a first
come-first served basis. You will wish to buy the long underwear, synthetic
socks, and hiking boots soon because prices begin to rise after the
Thanksgiving sales.
3. Information - Use the following link http://www.naturebridge.org/yosemite/parents to
find out all you could want to know about the trip, the location, or the people
we work with up in the park. Of course you may stop by to ask us questions or
email us.
Important Dates
Fridays until Winter Break - ICE ticket sales before and after school
Tuesday,
November 26 - 3:15pm - Make-up Yosemite meeting
Thursday & Friday, November 28 & 29 - No School (Thanksgiving Holiday)
Friday, December 6 - Last day of swimming
Friday, December 20 - Last day before winter break
Darwin Mendinueto - dmendinueto@smmusd.org Pam
Dresher - pdresher@smmusd.org
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CREST - IMPORTANT DATES
November 25 - 27 No CREST Enrichment Classes
Fri, November 27 - Minimum Day.
Playground
Access: 1st –2nd grades - 1:30 to
2:00pm; 3rd-8th grades - 1:30-3:45pm
CREST ENRICHMENT CLASS END DATES
Thurs, November 21 - Art Innovators (K-5th); TGA
Premier Junior Tennis (K)
Mon, December 2 - Creative Dramatics (K); Musical
Theatre (1st-5th)
Tues, December 3 - Ceramics (K-5th); Violin (K-5th)
Wed, December 4 - Breakdancing/Hip Hop (K-5th)
Fri, December 6
- Dragon Kicks (K-5th); Mad Science (K-5th)
Wed, December 11– Play to Your Health (K-5th)
REGISTRATION FOR BASKETBALL HAS BEGUN FOR
GRADES K-8! Don’t miss out!
Sign up today! For more information call 310-458-8540 or register online at
www.smgov.net/crest.
You can also drop your registration form with the CREST staff in bungalow B
or in the SMASH office.
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Spring registration for Santa Monica Pony Baseball is now open.
Santa Monica Pony Baseball invites players ages 4-14 to sign up for its
spring season.
Santa Monica Pony Baseball is a community based
program for everyone in the family to enjoy and we are proud to continue the
tradition of baseball at Los Amigos Park that began in 1952.
The primary features that distinguish PONY Baseball
are the use of a two-year age bracket system and scaled diamonds. Players will
play on fields where the size of the diamonds are scaled to match the physical
capabilities of the players in each division.
The spring season starts in February and runs through early June. Register
now at santamonicaponybaseball.com
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SMASH/MUIR JUNIOR GREAT BOOKS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS
We need volunteers to help run our Junior Great Books
program!
JGB is a
nationally-recognized program for student book clubs, drawing on a diverse set
of stories from all over the world to provoke student-led discussions of
literature and life. Last year we ran sessions for Kindergarten through 4th
grades. This year we are again partnering with Muir to share great books with
old friends and make some new friends too!
We will run 6 week sessions
from January to February, in parallel with the CREST Enrichment winter
schedule, starting the week of January 14. You can run your weekly one-hour
session on whatever days / times are convenient for you, we will work with your
schedule.
Leading a session is
immensely rewarding and fun -- the children will amaze you with their ideas!
Please contact peterjkovac@yahoo.com if you are interested in volunteering. No experience
necessary. Sign-ups for your kids will occur in late November or early
December.
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SMASH DIRECTORY
ADDITIONS
CORE 1 Student: Carla
Santini
Parents: Carlos &
Alejandra Santini
1537 Stanford Street #1;
Santa Monica, CA 90404; 310-980-7974
E-mail: csantini@me.com
(father); asantini@mac.com
(mother)
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Terracycle Update: The corporation that sponsored the recycling/upcycling of candy wrappers
has pulled out of the Terracycle program. Friday, December 6th will be the last
day to turn in any candy wrappers/bags.
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Author’s Day on December 9!
On Monday, December 9, Muir and SMASH
are fortunate to have a presentation by acclaimed author, Janet Tashjian,
and her illustrator son, Jake.
Janet
Tashjian is a middle-grade and young adult novelist who's been writing books
for children for 15 years. Her first novel True Confessions was made into a
critically acclaimed Disney TV movie. THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO LARRY is a cult favorite and
Fault Line is taught in many middle and high schools. Her novels MY LIFE AS A
BOOK, MY LIFE AS A STUNTBOY and MY LIFE AS A CARTOONIST are all illustrated by
her teenage son, Jake. Their collaboration continues with EINSTEIN, THE CLASS
HAMSTER
Janet lives
with her family in Los Angeles, enjoying her respite from the long Boston
winters. When she isn't writing, she's rewriting.
Please return the form and payment to
Diane Greenseid in the library by December 2.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- - - - -
Order Form for Janet Tashjian’s books
Please make checks payable to Children’s Book World
h = hardcover, p = paperback (price includes tax) Quantity
Einstein the Class Hamster $14.16 h………………………………………….. _______
Ages 7-10 Einstein the class hamster is from a long line of
class hamsters. He knows lots of cool facts about science, art, and
history—maybe even more than their sleepy teacher, Ms. Moreno. The class has a
chance to compete in a trivia game show contest. But how can they get ready for
the contest if Ms. Moreno keeps taking naps instead of teaching? More
important, how can Einstein help the class prepare for the contest when the
only kid who can hear him is Ned?
My Life as a Book$18.52 h, $7.62 p………………………………………….. _______
Ages 9-12 “Give this to kids who think they don’t like
reading. It might change their minds.” —Booklist, starred review*
“A kinder, gentler Wimpy Kid with all the fun and more
plot.” —Kirkus Reviews, starred review
My Life as a Cartoonist $15.25 h…………………………………………….. _______
Ages 8-12 There’s a new kid in Derek Fallon’s class. His
name is Umberto and he uses a wheelchair. Derek’s family is still fostering
Frank the monkey, and Derek thinks it would be great to train Frank to assist
Umberto. But Derek quickly realizes that Umberto is definitely not looking for
any help. Derek soon becomes the butt of Umberto’s jokes. On top of that,
Umberto starts stealing Derek’s cartoon ideas and claiming them as his own. How
did Derek get himself into this mess, and how can he find a way out before he
is the laughingstock of school? The answer may very well be his cartoon
strip—SUPER FRANK!
My Life As a Stuntboy $15.25 h……………………………………………… _______
Ages 9-12 Derek Fallon gets the opportunity of a lifetime—to
be a stunt boy in a major movie featuring a pretty teen starlet.After accepting
the job he learns that he is the's stunt double and must wear a wig!friends are
never going to let him live this down.that weren’t his only problem, his
parents are threatening to give away his pet monkey, and his best friend just
posted an embarrassing video of him on Youtube.life get any worse?the
irrepressible Derek takes it all in stride and even manages to save the day.
Gospel According to
Larry$7.62 p………………………………………… _______
Grades 7-8 Josh Swensen is not your average 17-year-old. At
the age of two, he was figuring out algebraic equations with colored magnetic
numbers. He is a prodigy who only wants to make the world a better place.
Josh’s wish comes true when his virtual alter ego, Larry, becomes a huge media
sensation. Larry has his own Web site where he posts sermons on
anti-consumerism and has a large following of adults and teens. Meanwhile,
Larry’s identity is a mystery to everyone. While it seems as if the whole world
is trying to figure out Larry’s true identity, Josh feels trapped inside his
own creation. What will happen to the world, and to Larry, if he is exposed?
Student
Name__________________________________________Teacher________________________
Total Amount_____________________
Sign book to:_______________________________________
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HGTV HOLIDAY HOUSE at SANTA MONICA PLACE
On Saturday, Nov. 23, HGTV is opening a life-sized gingerbread house that
will serve as Santa’s home.
On “Black Friday”, Nov. 29, HGTV will host activities
at the Holiday House such as sampling hot cocoa with
cookies and tacky sweater contests. On December 2, 9, and 16, families can take
their children and pets to have their photo taken with Santa. In addition, there will be coloring
activities and a holiday light show for the kids.
The Holiday House will be open daily from 11am to 8pm,
Sundays noon to 7pm (Christmas Eve, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day from 11am
to 5pm. For more information visit
santamonicaplace.com/HGTV
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Tidbits From SMASH PTSA
Are you up to the Challenge? Take the D&B Matching Gift Challenge!
Now through December 20,
Dun & Bradstreet will match, dollar for dollar up to $150,000, your donation to the Education Foundation in support
of the SMMUSD Vision for Student Success.
Every gift, no matter the size, will double the impact at your Child’s
school and every school in our district, $50 becomes $100, $500 becomes $1,000!
Make your gift online at
www.smmef.org/donate
Or mail your donation to:
Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundation; 1645 16th St; Santa Monica, CA 90404
We need your voices and dialing fingers!
The Ed Foundation is Hosting
a Phone - a - Thon to get the word out to SMMUSD families about the importance
of donating to the Vision for Student Success. If you are willing to give an
hour or two to this important cause, please contact Jessica Urena at
310/364-4557 or jessica.urena@smmef.org to sign up.
The Dates and Times:
Monday, December 2 through
Thursday, December 5 AND Monday, December 9 through Thursday,
December 12
5pm - Training - Snacks provided
5:15pm - 6:30pm Phone calls
6:30pm - 6:45pm Break
6:45pm - 8:00pm Phone calls
The PTSA wants to hear from you!
Please feel free to email questions, thoughts and
ideas: Jamee Tenzer, Co-President jameetenzer@gmail.com,
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SMASH 8TH GRADE STUDENTS ARE SELLING $20 ICE TICKETS
FRIDAYS, BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL
AT THE MAIN GATE AND IN THE SMALL YARD
ICE cards can also be
purchased in the SMASH office (check or exact cash amount only).
ICE
will create a SMASH booklet that you can purchase for $20.
It
can be used like cash for Admission, Skate Rental and/or Concessions. Admission
and skate rental
at
ICE is $12 and the additional $8 left over can be used at the concession/food
stand or 'saved' for
the
next trip to ice where it can again be used toward admission or for food and
beverage. The cards
can be
used all season long (except New Year’s Eve) so stock up!
For every $20 card
sold, the SMASH Trips Scholarship fund will earn $8.
Questions? Contact Lori Nafshun at gettalife1@gmail.com
Thank you for supporting
our students!
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Hello SMASH Community,
The Santa Monica Malibu Education Foundation
is looking for volunteers to organize
PIERAPALOOZA
SANTA MONICA - MALIBU EDUCATION FOUNDATION SIGNATURE EVENT
Sunday, April 27, 2013
First Meeting - DECEMBER 4,
- 10:00am to 11:00 am
District office at 1645 16th Street
Pierapalooza will be the Foundation’s signature event
to support this District-wide fundraising effort.
Pierapalooza
Pierapalooza will be an event that draws families and
community to the Santa Monica Pier for a day of fun, games and good food. It will take place from 10am to 2pm at
Pacific Park.
Planning Committee Purpose
The planning committee’s purpose is to create a
premier signature event for the Education Foundation that engages our entire
community and raises significant funds for the Foundation (the long-term fundraising
goal is $500,000 net income, although in this first year, our goal is $100,000
net income). The planning committee will
be actively involved in the planning and execution of all aspects of the event,
as well as the communications/marketing to schools.
Committee Meeting Dates & Times
The Committee will meet bi-monthly from December 2013
through April 2014 at the SMMEF offices (1645 16th Street, Santa
Monica). Dates and times to be
determined ASAP.
IF INTERESTED
PLEASE CONTACT YVONNE LOCKHART
paradisekid@verizon.net
or call (310) 503-5663
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DOWNTOWN SANTA MONICA HOLIDAY EVENTS
ICE AT SANTA MONICA SKATING RINK
November 1—January 20 5th Street at
Arizona
RANDY GARDNER’S SCHOOL OF SKATING
Days vary beginning November 13.
Details at ICESanta Monica.com
POLICE ACTIVITIES LEAGUE GIFT DRIVE
November 1 - December 11. Drop
unwrapped gifts at ICE
SANTA MONICA PLACE HOLIDAY KICK OFF WITH HGTV
November 23 - 6pm. Santa Monica
Place, Center Plaza
MENORAH LIGHTING
November 27 - December 5 at Sundown.
3rd Street Promenade at Arizona
SANTA’S GOODIE BOOTH:
WIN ICE BUCKS, GIFTS, DISCOUNTS AND CASH
November 27, 2:00 - 5:00pm or until the machine is empty. 3rd Street Promenade, Center Plaza
FREE KIDS CRAFT:
HOLIDAY ORNAMENTS
November 30, noon to 3:00pm. 3rd
Street Promenade, Center Court
HOCKEY CLINICS WITH THE LOS ANGELES KINGS
Dates vary beginning December 1.
Details at ICESantaMonica.com
CITY OF SANTA MONICA’S OFFICIAL TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY
December 12, 7:00pm. 3rd Street
Promenade at Wilshire
FREE KIDS CRAFT:
HOLIDAY PUZZLES
December 21, noon to 3:00pm. 3rd
Street Promenade, Center Court
SANTA’S LITTLE SAVERS SUPRISING SHOPPERS IN DOWNTOWN
SANTA MONICA
December 21 - 24, 3rd Street Promenade and Santa Monica Place
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STREET CLOSURES
1. 11th Street at Colorado Ave. – 9pm on Dec. 2 through 6am on Dec. 8 – 7-day continuous closure
1. 11th Street at Colorado Ave. – 9pm on Dec. 2 through 6am on Dec. 8 – 7-day continuous closure
2. 14th Street at Colorado Ave. – 9pm on Dec. 9
through 6am on Dec. 18 – 7-day continuous closure
Traffic Impacts:11th Street and 14th Street will be closed to northbound and southbound
traffic at the EXPO Line crossing on Colorado Ave., and left turns onto
Colorado Ave. will be prohibited during the timeframes listed above. Westbound
and eastbound Colorado Ave. will remain open at all times.
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