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Santa’s Workshop
Annual event typically held during the first weekend of December.
Kids who participate have the opportunity to meet the one and only Santa Claus, write letters, and take part in educational crafts.
Kids Day
Annual event typically held in July.
This event focuses on making learning fun! Every child receives two free books upon entry.
Community exhibitors provide educational and interactive activities in addition to other events.
Childcare and Early Learning
In an effort to meet goals related to Early Childhood Education, we have adopted the Clinton County Infant Development Program and Busy Bees Daycare.
Throughout the year, we read to children in addition to providing aid and funds during special events and programs.
Reading Under the Lights
Kiwanis of BENV attends numerous community events, including Keystone Central School District’s Reading Under the Lights! In events like this, we get to engage with families and provide educational experiences to the children in the community.
Kiwanis Raises Readers Program
At nearly every single Kiwanis of BENV event, we provide free books to children as an effort to support childhood literacy.
Other Highlights
Sponsorship of the Circle K Club at Lock Haven University (collegiate Kiwanis).
Sponsorship of the Builders Club at Central Mountain Middle School.
Support of other community events and initiatives through our Annual Kash Bash, Blueberry Sale, and other fundraisers.
Our Annual KASH BASH is going to be a LUCKY good time! 🍀If you are interested in your chance to win a POT OF GOLD, message us below! There will be rip tickets, 50/50's, a basket raffle, and SO MUCH MORE! ... See MoreSee Less
Looking for a book or two to get your preschooler ready for kindergarten? ✨ Here are some wonderful suggestions from www.pappromiseforchildren.com
We're learning MATHEMATICAL SKILLS! DO IT! With your preschooler, write down special events on a calendar. Discuss when the events are taking place. Use words like yesterday, tomorrow, or next week. Print or draw pictures of special events that can be seen near the calendar. Provide an opportunity for them to put a small star or cross out the days on the calendar to count down until the special event. You can help develop their understanding of time by discussing the days that have passed and how many are yet to come. Use puffy numbers or stickers on the calendar and let them feel the days and numbers of the dates. You can also add the braille word for the day or number. READ IT! And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon by Janet Stevens. Miss Bindergarten Gets Ready for Kindergarten by Joseph Slate. ... See MoreSee Less
What We Do
Kiwanis of BENV hosts a wide array of events, programs, activities, and service projects for our beautiful community. Check out some of our current events by clicking the following links: Essay Contest, CMN Media-thon, Blueberry Sale, Kash Bash, Kids Day, Backpacks for Kids, Santa’s Workshop.
Scroll down for some photos and information on our most beloved events:
Santa’s Workshop
Kids Day
Childcare and Early Learning
Reading Under the Lights
Kiwanis Raises Readers Program
Other Highlights
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Our Annual KASH BASH is going to be a LUCKY good time! 🍀If you are interested in your chance to win a POT OF GOLD, message us below! There will be rip tickets, 50/50's, a basket raffle, and SO MUCH MORE! ... See MoreSee Less
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Looking for a book or two to get your preschooler ready for kindergarten? ✨ Here are some wonderful suggestions from www.pappromiseforchildren.com
We're learning MATHEMATICAL SKILLS!
DO IT!
With your preschooler, write down special events on a calendar. Discuss when the events are taking place. Use words like yesterday, tomorrow, or next week. Print or draw pictures of special events that can be seen near the calendar. Provide an opportunity for them to put a small star or cross out the days on the calendar to count down until the special event. You can help develop their understanding of time by discussing the days that have passed and how many are yet to come. Use puffy numbers or stickers on the calendar and let them feel the days and numbers of the dates. You can also add the braille word for the day or number.
READ IT!
And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon by Janet Stevens. Miss Bindergarten Gets Ready for Kindergarten by Joseph Slate. ... See MoreSee Less
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