Storytime

Warwick Library
Every Thursday
10.30 am

Stanthorpe Library
Every Tuesday
10.30 am

Baby Rhyme Time

Stanthorpe Library
Every Thursday
10.30 am

Last Storytime for 2014

Warwick
18 December

Stanthorpe
16 December
First Storytime for 2015

Warwick
29 January

Stanthorpe
27 January
Last Baby Rhyme Time for 2014
18 December
First Baby Rhyme Time for 2015
29 January

1. What do you get when you

cross an archer with a giftwrapper? (Ribbon hood)
2. What goes Ho, Ho, Swoosh,
Ho, Ho, Swoosh? (Santa
Claus caught in a revolving
door)

Ghosts on the loose

by Tim Healey (Mortimer Keene)

3. What do elves learn in

school? (The elf-abet)

Little ogre's surprise supper

by Timothy Knapman (Let's read)

4. What Christmas Carol is a

favorite of parents? (Silent
Night)
5. What does a cat on the
beach have in common
with Christmas? (Sandy
Claws!)
6. What kind of candle burns
longer, a red candle or a
green candle? (Neither!
Candles always burn
shorter!)
7. What do you get when you
cross a snowman with a
vampire? (Frostbite)

The lost dogs

by Rebecca Johnson (Juliet nearly a vet)
Marcello Mouse and the masked ball
by Julie Monks
Otto goes to school
by Todd Parr
Playground pets
by Rebecca Johnson (Juliet nearly a vet)
The Santa trap
by Jonathan Emmett

Billy Bonkers it's a crazy Christmas by Giles Andreae

What does Santa do when it's not Christmas? by Heath McKenzie
Five Christmas penguins by Steven Lenton
My merry Christmas by Rosie Smith
How many sleeps till Christmas? by Mark Sperring
Father Christmas comes up trumps! by Nicholas Allan
Blossom possum and the Christmas quacker by Gina Newton

Monday 1 December 2014

to
Saturday 31 February 2015

We wish you a ripper Christmas by Colin Buchanan and Greg Champion

The twelve days of Aussie Christmas by Colin Buchanan
True blue Santa by Anne Mangan
Santa is coming to Australia by Steve Smallman
Queen Victoria's Christmas by Jackie French

Check your local library

branch for holiday activity
details.

Zoe's Christmas list by Chloe Inkpen

Christmas wombat by Jackie French
Brucie saves Christmas! by Yvonne Morrison

Magic Reindeer Food

Mix together oatmeal
and glitter. Put some
of the mixture in an
empty small plastic
bag.
On a heavy piece of
paper, like
construction paper,
about a 5 x 10 cm
rectangle, print the
following instructions.
MAGIC REINDEER
FOOD
On Christmas Eve,
sprinkle the Magic
Reindeer Food
on your lawn--The
Magic Glitter sparkling
in the Moonlight and
the smell of the Oats
will guide Rudolph to
Your House.
Fold the paper
rectangle in half and
staple to the top of
the plastic sleeve
(bag) in such a way
that the reindeer food
will not spill.

Billy Bonkers it's a crazy Christmas

by Giles Andreae (Billy Bonkers)

Helping Polly Parrot! : pirates can be kind

by Tom Easton

Here comes the easter cat

by Deborah Underwood

I did it : pirates can be honest

by Tom Easton

My day
by Rod Campbell

Tashi and the wicked magician and other stories

by Anna Fienberg

How many presents, Christmas trees, candy canes, reindeers and

stockings can you find?

Can you find your way

through the Christmas decoration?

Bohemian: Vesele Vanoce

Danish: Gldelig Jul
French: Joyeux Noel
German: Frhliche Weihnachten
Icelandic: Gledileg Jol
Indonesian: Selamat Hari Natal
Irish: Nollaig Shona Dhuit,
Italian: Buone Feste Natalizie
Korean: Sung Tan Chuk Ha
Lithuanian: Linksmu Kaledu
Portuguese:Feliz Natal
Serbian: Hristos se rodi.
Thai: Sawadee Pee Mai
Welsh: Nadolig Llawen

Allora Library
Herbert Street,
ALLORA Q 4362.
Ph: 4666 3742
Mobile Library
For details
Ph: 4661 0342
Stanthorpe Library
56 Lock Street,
STANTHORPE Q 4380.
Ph: 4681 2141
Warwick Library
49 Albion Street,
WARWICK Q 4370.
Ph: 4661 0342

Were on the net

Southern
Downs
Regional
Libraries will be closed from
3.30 p.m. Wed 24 Dec 2014,
re-opening on Mon 5 Jan 2015.
Please note: the after hours chute will
be closed over this period. No loans will
be due while the library is closed.

www.sdrc.qld.gov.au