Before Mrs. Nelson’s store opening hours, Wilbur was pig-napped!  So the beautiful yarn bomb has moved indoors!

Here is what it looked like outside, in case you didn’t get to see today!  Check it out this week INSIDE!  www.mrsnelsons.com

TCat showed up with his ChalkMobile today and the kids had a blast!! — Video on ChalkMobile!  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2y1YxlpYck&list=PLvGpGZf5qFdJTvm-l3PUJgtfyJuEo26pl

That’s right, folks!  Our favorite Toy and Book Shop, Mrs. Nelson’s of LaVerne, CA, was yarn bombed by a local crocheting and knitting group known as The StitchHikers!  The display will last for a week!  On Saturday, June 8th, they will be opening at 10a.  Story Time and Craft will take place at 11a!

There will also be a special visit from local Artist TCat , with a special surprise for the kids!!  He’s bringing his ChalkMobile! – a rolling chalkboard for the kiddos to deck out!

So spread the news!  Pay a visit to Mrs. Nelson’s – www.mrsnelsons.com, and come chalk it up with TCat and his ChalkMobile! – check him out on YouTube - http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I2y1YxlpYck

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This week’s American Sign Lanuage word is: Water

Make the letter W with with one hand and touch your index finger to you mouth twice.

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This week’s American Sign Lanuage word is: Family

Make the letter F with both hands (it looks a lot like the “ok” symbol, with your index finger and thumb forming circles, while you other three fingers are pointed upward).  Start by touching both sets of index and thumbs together.  Bring your hands out and around, moving away from yourself in a circle until they meet again, pinkies touching.

This week’s American Sign Lanuage word is: You’re Welcome

Place the tips of your fingers near your lips, then move them away from your face.  It’s like blowing a kiss without actually puckering up and blowing.  It’s the same sign as “thank you”.  You could also do a “thumbs up” to say You’re Welcome.

This week’s American Sign Lanuage word is:  Answer

To sign answer, point the index fingers, on both hands, upward then point them away from your body.

This week’s American Sign Lanuage word is:  Bus

To sign bus, you can spell the word up in the air: b (four fingers up and together, thumb folded), u (two fingers up and together) and s (make a fist).

You can also sign bus by holding your hand up and to the right of your head, with your index and middle fingers curved as hooks, then motion as if you were clanging a bell.

This week’s American Sign Lanuage word is:  Lunch

To sign lunch, first sign eat, by placing the fingers of your closed hand to your mouth a couple of times.  Then sign noon, by holding your left arm across your body sideways, with a flat  hand, palm down, then resting your right arm’s elbow on your left hand, having your right hand open, palm facing left.