Contents December 2015
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Healthy, Wealthy & Wise Stay in Harmony This Holiday Season Holiday Favorites Making Holiday Magic 2015 Hot Toy List Christmas Tree Safety Best Christmas Gifts for Grandparents
education 10
Sensory Kids
Age Appropriate Toys
Holiday Events Directory
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Ho Ho Hanukkah!
business spotlight
Winter Camp Directory Cheers to a Neat New Year
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Volusia County School News
Loads of Smiles Paragon Ocean Walk 10 Theater
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Reel Life with Jane Movie Reviews Volusia County Library Programs December Calendar of Events
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Special Child A quarterly magazine dedicated to special needs families and care-givers. Parents and caregivers of children with special needs often face a whole different situation and set of challenges and joys. They require more resources, education and support. Special Child Magazine is a resource dedicated to providing just that. Filled with educational articles, local resources, easy-to-use directories, product reviews, shopping guides and much more. Special Child Magazine does the research and provides the resources available in our area for special families. Special Child Magazine will give you all the tools you need to be informed and proactively parent and care for your special child, Our expert advices helps you make the best decisions that are right for your family. Inside you’ll find: product reviews; local resources; ask an expert; recopies’ DIY decor ideas and much, much more!
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Parent to Parent Publisher / Editor Charlene Michaux charlie@bradymediainc.com 386-547-0161 Director of Sales Robert Ludwig robert@bradymediainc.com 386-222-2276
Mom, and Brady Charlene Michaux Publisher/Editor charlie@bradymediainc.com Family holiday traditions spice childhood with magical joy and anticipation. Like me, you likely cherish wonderful memories of your own family’s annual rituals, a powerful and welcome way of creating strong family bonds. Extra creativity comes into play when partners find ways to combine and blend favorite childhood customs as a springboard for starting new ones. Whatever your tradition, old or new, we understand from experience how important those traditions can be in the eyes of our children. As a child, reaching the month of December was very exciting; it was the end of another year and the best holiday of all: Christmas. It was a month filled with anticipation and expectations. Hoping the items I put on my Christmas wish list would come true. It was so much fun to shop for gifts and share in the joy of the season with those I love. School plays, church gathering, holiday recitals, and lots of outdoor fun. With the chaotic days of December we’ve brought you some great content in this month’s issue. With great reads like Healthy Wealthy & Wise, Use Music to Stay in Harmony this Holiday Season, Making Holiday Magic, and Christmas Tree Safety are articles to help you get through this busy time of year. We hope we have saved you some time by bringing you a list of the ‘Hottest Toys’ for this holiday season. To this day, Christmas is still one of my favorite holidays for many reasons. Our staff wishes all of you a wonderful and magical holiday. A special thank you to all of our advertisers and to you, our loyal readers. It is has been our pleasure to be of service to you for six years. Wishing you and your family a healthy and happy season of refreshingly fun traditions, and fresh beginnings as we start the New Year!
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Volusia County Library Branches Become a Friend, Make a Difference! Contact your local library for information about joining the Friends of the Library in your community. For additional activities, please check your local library on the branch web site, www.volusialibrary.org, or call your branch at their number listed below.
Oak Hill Public Library Julie Walters, Branch Head
Ormond Beach Public Library Suzan Howes, Regional Librarian 30 S. Beach St. Ormond Beach FL 32174 (386) 676-4191
125 E. Halifax Ave. Oak Hill FL 32759 (386) 345-5510 Hours of Operation: Mon. - Tue. 10-1, 2-5 Wed. 1-5 Thu. 12-3, 4-7 Fri. 10-1, 2-5
Hours of Operation: Sun. 1-5 Mon. - Thu. 9-7 Fri. & Sat. 9-5 Daytona Beach Regional Library Suzan Howes, Regional Librarian 105 E. Magnolia Ave. Daytona Beach FL 32114
Edgewater Public Library Kristin Bennett, Branch Head 103 W. Indian River Blvd. Edgewater FL 32132
Port Orange Public Library Jane Weimer, Regional Librarian
(386) 257-6038
(386) 424-2916
1005 City Center Circle Port Orange FL 32129 (386) 322-5152
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Volusia School News
education
FUTURES Foundation Announces Superintendent’s Creative Mini-Grant Award Recipient Superintendent Tom Russell with award winner Semoia Reid
FUTURES Foundation for Volusia County Schools named this year’s recipient of the Superintendent’s Mini-Grant Creativity Award at a recent celebration in the ICI Center at EmbryRiddle Aeronautical University. Superintendent Tom Russell presented Semoia Reid from Edgewater Public Elementary School with the annual Superintendent’s Mini-Grant Award for her project “STEM-Mulating Minds Through Music!” This project is designed to demonstrate the interdisciplinary aspects of music, particularly STEM principles, by teaching elements of acoustics and reinforcing mathematics principles in the music classroom. Students will engineer and build a variety of PVC pipe instruments, which will then be played in the music classroom by students from all grade levels. Students will learn the science of how musical sounds are produced and will use mathematics principles to create their own fully-functional pitched instruments. In addition to being honored at the event, FUTURES Foundation presented Ms. Reid $250 in recognition for her creativity in addition to fully funding her $920 grant request. This year’s MiniGrant sponsors included Amscot Financial, Duke Energy, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Florida Power & Light, Heart of Volusia Inc., Miss Noopur Ranganathan, and Wells Fargo. Sodexo Catering assisted with sponsorship of the reception. Seven additional teachers were recognized for their creative mini-grants: Penelope Aguilar, Kimberly Sigler, Ashley Lekan & Gerry Stark, “The Haunted Laboratory,” Holly Hill School; Peggy Bank, “DeLand Bulldogs Kids Helping Kids,” DeLand High School; Tara Butler, “Mainland’s EcoSociety Powered by the Sun,” Mainland High School; Paul McLaughlin, “Mallet Math,” Deltona Lakes Elementary School; Trish Robertson, “STEM: Discovering Energy and Nutrients Needed for Hydroponics,” Deltona Middle School; Jennifer Samar, “Sewing in Love for Reading & Math,” Holly Hill School; and Lashawnia Sheppard, “You Teach, I Teach, We All Learn Together,” Taylor MiddleHigh School. Last year FUTURES Foundation launched a new online teacher mini-grant portal, Find it & Fund it, Volusia! to help local teachers obtain the resources they need. Find it & Fund it, Volusia! was created to provide teachers with a way to “crowd source” funding for their ideas and provide students with opportunities they would not have otherwise. Through this platform, teachers can request funding for a variety of projects and donors can fund them, either fully or partially, with 100% of contributions going directly to the posted project. Teachers can also promote their projects through their own social media networks. As a 501(c)(3), donations to FUTURES Foundation for these teacher Mini Grant requests may be tax deductible; please consult your tax advisor. Through the www.finditfunditflorida.com/volusia portal, FUTURES Foundation and its sponsors funded almost $62,000 to 100 Volusia County Teacher Mini-Grant requests during the October Mini-Grant reception hosted by FUTURES. The public is encouraged to visit the website to view these creative, innovative grants and assist local teachers in finalizing funding for their projects.
FUTURES’ vision is “All Volusia County Public School Students are equipped and prepared for college or career success” and its mission statement is “We engage business and civic leaders to promote and achieve educational excellence for Volusia County Public Schools.” For more information about FUTURES, please call Executive Director Cynthia Perrick Ramirez at 386-255-6475, ext. 50730, or email: caperric@volusia.k12.fl.us. FUTURES Foundation supports educational quality for the Volusia County Public School System by directing resources toward areas of identified need, increasing community involvement and support, and encouraging open communication between the community and our schools. It is a nonprofit, direct support organization founded in 1985 to support Volusia County Public Schools. The organization’s volunteer board of directors consists of business and community leaders who raise funds to produce student and staff programs, for which tax funding is not available, in the public schools. Through donations and events, it offers these Take Stock in Children scholarships. For additional information about FUTURES contact: Executive Director Cynthia Perrick Ramirez 386.255.6475, ext. 50730 email: caperric@volusia.k12.fl.us Administrative Assistant Missy Ballard 386.255.6475, ext. 50728 email: djballar@volusia.k12.fl.us.
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events Cultural Educational and Museums
December 2015 We need to hear from you. Our magazines list local events for families. To submit an event, send your information by the 10th of the preceding month to:
charlie@bradymediainc.com or mail to: 800 Belle Terre Pkwy. Ste. 200-207 Palm Coast, FL 32164
DEC 26 Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse & Museum Winter Holiday Tour 10AM – 2PM Explore our historical exhibits and climb the tallest lighthouse in Florida. Journey back 100 years ago, when the keepers and their families lived at the lighthouse. Visit with the "Old Lighthouse Keeper" as he describes his duties at the historic Ponce Inlet Lighthouse. All activities are included with regular admission, no advance reservations required. 4931 South Peninsula Drive Ponce Inlet. For more info call (386) 7611821 or visit www. http://ponceinlet.org/
DEC 4 First Friday Art Walk 5PM – 9PM Art Galleries of St. Augustine feature new exhibits, refreshments and live music at more than 20 galleries. Historic Area, St. Augustine. (904) 779-2781.
Cultural Educational and Museums DEC 3 Soils of Volusia County 9AM – 11AM Authentically clad re-enactors will take a walk through Longleaf Pine Preserve’s flatwoods, cypress domes and swamps. Participants will learn about the connections between soils and the plant and animal communities of the wetlands. Meet at the west entrance, 3637 E. New York Ave., DeLand (386) 736-5927 DEC 8 Hickory Bluff Preserve 9AM – 11AM Explore the natural world and compare habitat characteristics during an upland and swamp hike of the St. Johns River watershed. Meet at 598 Guise Road, Osteen. Volusia County’s Environmental Management Division sponsors Explore Volusia to acquaint residents with the county’s conservation lands and land management practices. Reservations are requested and may be made by calling (386) 736-5927.
Farmers Markets DEC 4, 11, 18, 25 Flagler Beach Farmers Market 8AM – 12PM Downtown Flagler Beach, by the Ocean- Every Friday & Saturday, Year Round Rain or Shine. Sunrise to early afternoon. DEC 10, 17, 24, 31 Ormond Beach Farmers Market 8AM – 1PM Fresh Produce • Baked Goods • Honey • Flowers • Thai Cuisine • Meat • Jewelry • Art • Plants • Prepared Food and more from a select group of farmers and vendors. 22 S. Beach St. (City Hall Plaza), Ormond Beach. For more info visit www.ormondbeachmainstreet.com/farmers-market/. DEC 6, 13, 20, 27 Salt Air Farmers Market 10AM – 2PM Marineland Marina hosts the Salt Air Farmers Market every Sunday. Find an array of fresh, organically-grown produce and other yummy things.101 Tolstoy Lane, St. Augustine. (904) 814-9886 or www.saltairfarmersmarket.com.
DEC 12 Living History Day 10:30AM – 3:30PM Fort Matanzas National Monument, 8635 A1A S, St Augustine, FL 32080, United States (map) w w w. n p s . g o v / f o m a / p l a n y o u r v i s i t / e v e n t details.htm?eventID=359681-245777 DEC 16 Cracker Creek Gamble Place Tours 8AM – 5PM Come on out to Cracker Creek and Gamble Place to learn and enjoy Old Florida Pioneer history. Tours by reservation only. Adults $6; Senior Adults $5; Children $3. Cracker Creek, 1795 Taylor Road Port Orange, FL 32128. For more info call (386) 304-0778. 44 • December 2015 / www.volusiaparent.com
DEC 4 First Friday Flagler Beach 6PM – 9PM Bring your lawn chairs or blankets and come for the live entertainment, local food vendors and flair. Family fun with Kids Zone sponsored by Flagler Parent. Veterans Park, Flagler Beach.
DEC 6, 13, 20, 27 Moose Market 10AM – 2PM From organic produce to local seafood and everything in between. Bruce Rossmeyer's Destination Daytona, 1637 North US Highway 1, Ormond Beach. (386) 316-2959 Just for Fun Out and About Now through DEC 11 Postcards from Santa Santa is making his list and checking it twice at Volusia County’s Parks, Recreation and Culture Division. As part of an annual tradition, recreation employees will send personalized postcards from Santa to children up to age 12. Parents can have their children added to Santa’s mailing list by sending the child’s full name and address to elves@volusia.org. Requests will be accepted through Dec. 11.
DEC 4 – 6 2015 Art & Antiques Show. ¡Viva España! Vibrant, colorful events celebrating the rich culture of Spain. Nationally recognized Speakers, 45 internationally recognized Art and Antiques Dealers, Opening Night Party featuring The RiverTown Band and Children's Fashion Show featuring current and former patients of Wolfson Children's Hospital Presented by The Women's Board. Benefiting Wolfson Children's Hospital. Prime Osborne Convention Center. More info visit www.artandantiquesshow.com or call (904) 202-2886 DEC 4, 6, 11, 13 Walk Through Bethlehem 6PM – 9PM Come and experience a Christmas gift to our community that you will never forget. Experience Bethlehem the night that Jesus was born! Crossroads Ministries 1851 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., Daytona Beach, FL http://www.crbible.com/ DEC 5 St. Augustine Christmas Parade 10AM – 11AM The parade begins at the Mission of Nombre de Dios at 27 Ocean Ave., proceeds south through downtown and then finishes behind the Visitors Center at 10 West Castillo Drive. Spectators can view the parade from the historic streets of downtown St. Augustine. After the parade, everyone is welcome to stop by the Plaza de la Constitución to have pictures taken with Santa.
events DEC 5 2015 Health & Wellness Expo 10AM – 2PM This event is to raise awareness and education to the community and to inform the community of the services that are available to them. This event is free to the public. 200 South Church Street, Bunnell, FL. 32110 (386) 866-1192 DEC 5 Tiny Trekkers 10AM Children ages 2 to 5 can listen to "Gingerbread Friend, take a short hike through Lyonia Preserve, and make a take-home craft. This free program is sponsored by the Friends of Lyonia Environmental Center. Meet at Lyonia Environmental Center, 2150 Eustace Ave., Deltona. Reservations are requested and may be made by calling 386-789-7207, ext. 21028.
DEC 5, 6 Home for the Holidays 1PM – 4PM Flagler County Association of REALTORS® is partnering with the City of Palm Coast to host an event "Home for the Holidays. If you would like to attend any of the open houses, they will be posted in the News-Journal the weekend of the event. For listing material or information regarding this event, please contact marketing@flaglercountyrealtors.com or call (386) 437-0095. DEC 5 Daytona Beach Christmas Boat Parade 5:30 PM – 6:30PM The boat parade will start on the north side of MG on the Halifax and travel south to the Chart House marina. For more info visit http://daytonabeachchristmasboatparade.com/route/ DEC 5 Palm Coast Boat Parade 6PM – 7PM Grand Marshalls for this year’s Boat Parade will be Flagler County Sheriff James L. Manfre and Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts. The Parade will be accompanied by boats from the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office and Tow Boat U.S. Palm Coast Yacht Club 1 Yacht Club Dr, Palm Coast, FL For e vent information contact Captain Ulis at (386) 283-5166 or theulises@att.net.
DEC 5 Holiday Concert at DeBary Hall 2PM Members of the Central Florida Accordion Club will present a free holiday concert from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 5, in DeBary Hall Historic Site’s hunting lodge, 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. The not-for-profit organization promotes the accordion, encourages accordion players, and maintains public interest in accordion music. Members perform in many musical genres and with various skill levels from beginner to the highly accomplished. For more information, call Amber Osmun at 386-668-3840. Parking will be available near DeBary Hall’s visitor’s center. Attendees may tour DeBary Hall, an 1871 hunting lodge, for regular admission prices, which are $5 for adults, $4 for seniors, $2 for children ages 3 to 12, and free for children 2 and younger. To learn about DeBary Hall and other upcoming events, visit www.debaryhall.com. DEC 5 Naturally Christmas Workshop 1PM Make one-of-a-kind holiday decorations from pine cones, twigs and other materials found in nature. Reservations are requested and may be made by calling 386-789-7207, ext. 21028. Meet in Lyonia Environmental Center's classroom, 2150 Eustace Ave., Deltona. DEC 5, 6 Basilica of St. Paul Christmas Bazaar 9AM Door prizes, raffle tickets, baked goods, craft show, money tree, Santa and Mrs. Claus and Silent Auction. 317 Mullally St., Daytona Beach. (386) 252-5422
DEC 5 Holiday Boat Parade 8PM Hosted by the Palm Coast Yacht Club, the annual Holiday Boat Parade is scheduled for December 5. Those interested in entering their boat in the parade, a festive display of holiday lights on the water, should visit the web site palmcoastyachtclub.com. Residents are encouraged to view and light the way of the parade as it passes the Tidelands, Canopy Walk, Waterfront Walk, and Island estates, before turning around at the Grand Haven Gazebo. Waterfront Park 150 Waterfront Park, Palm Coast, FL 32137 www.palmcoastyachtclub.com (386) 283-5166 DEC 5 The Hit Men's Holiday Show 7:30PM – 8PM It's a night of your favorite mega hits and holiday classics performed rock and roll and "Four Seasons style" by THE HIT MEN: Amazing performers, superb musicians, superior vocalists, arrangers and composers, whose members were stars of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons, Tommy James & the Shondells and other megahit acts of the 60s, 70s and 80s. Flagler Auditorium, www.flaglerauditorium.org or (386) 437-7547 DEC 12 Breakfast or Brunch with Santa Meet Santa at the Central Florida Zoo! Lots of fun holiday cheer for the whole family! Breakfast will be from 9AM – 10:30AM and brunch will be 11AM – 12:30PM. Call (407) 323-4450 ext. 123 or register online at www.centralfloridazoo.org.
DEC 12 City of Palm Coast Holiday Event & Parade 4PM Holiday Event • 7PM Parade Starlight Event from 4-6 p.m. - featuring games, pictures with Santa, and refreshments available for purchase. Entertainment is provided all afternoon by local and regional performers. Santa will be visiting children from 4:30 - 6:00 p.m., and a photographer will be available for photos. At 7 p.m., the Starlight Parade will get under way, featuring colorful lighted floats, marching bands and other entries. Prizes are awarded for the top entries. Central Park in Town Center 975 Central Avenue, Palm Coast, FL 32137 DEC 19 Kids Fishing Day with a visit from Santa 9AM – 1PM Lunch, craft sale, and Santa! Riverside Park, New Smyrna Beach. More info cal (386) 576-3983. Admission is one non perishable food item. DEC 30 Teen Gaming Night 5PM – 7PM Teens ages 13 - 18 are invited to beat the postholiday blues with your friends by joining us for a special Winter Break Teen Gaming Night! Enjoy snacks while playing our Nintendo WiiU, PlayStation 3, and Nintendo Wii set up on three separate TVs in our FOL Community Room. Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library 101 Library Blvd., Ponte Vedra Beach, FL (904) 827-6950, www.sjcpls.org DEC 5 Kids Craft Club - Michael's Craft Store 10AM – 12PM Let your kids explore their creativity while you shop! It's just $2 per child, for 30 minutes of crafting fun. All supplies are included. Register for a session every half hour from 10am to 12pm. See an associate to reserve a spot today. 5250 Hwy 100 E, Palm Coast. Special Causes DEC 4 Christmas Come True Fundraiser 6:30PM – 10:30PM Join us for an evening of creative tastings from Carrabba's New Menu selections, Cocktails, Music, and Dancing enhanced with Silent Auction items all to benefit Christmas Come True's efforts to help Flagler County families in need. $35 per person. Tickets will also be available at the door. Whitney Laboratory 9505 Oceanshore Blvd. St. Augustine.
DEC 4, 5 Holiday Book Sale 10AM Do your holiday shopping and help raise funds or books, programs, and more for your library! Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library,101 Library Blvd., Ponte Vedra Beach, FL. (904) 827-6950, www.sjcpls.org www.volusiaparent.com / December 2015 • 45
Monique Dilling - Your Local Real Estate Source Monique Dilling, a long time resident of Ormond Beach returns to Real Estate after working in advertising and marketing most recently for the Daytona Beach News Journal and as a former partner in Brady Media, Inc. the publishers of Volusia, Flagler & St. John's Parent Magazine. She has two children: Alexa, now at Valencia College in Orlando, and Tyler who just enrolled at Daytona State College this past fall. They both attended Pine Trail Elementary, Ormond Beach Middle School and Seabreeze High School. Although her children are now in college, Monique is still well informed on the community programs available for school age children. Today, she brings her skills of local advertising and marketing knowledge to
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