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Workshops
Archive - 2015 2015 SUPER SUMMER
READING PROGRAM PLANNING WORKSHOP Every Hero Has A Story . . . and your very own Super Librarian, Champion of Summer Learning story starts at this workshop! Join us for a day of thinking and fun as we make new connections faster than a speeding bullet, create group brain trust more powerful than a locomotive, and leap tall build-ups of unexamined habit in a single bound! You'll leave with many ideas for your summer programming, a network of peer mentors, and a greater understanding of how to be more effective in serving the groups who matter most in your library. Programs Craft instructions: Unworkshop Notes: Human Torches
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It's All About the Children - No, Wait! The Parents: Strengthening Young Families Through Modeling and Readers Advisory Thursday, October 1, 2015 Schenectady County Public Library Five practices - talk, sing, read,
write, and play - help young children develop the skills they need
to be successful readers and learners. Thanks to Every Child Ready
to Read2® (ECRR2), the initiative that introduced these research-based
practices, we’re on the path to modeling and embedding the
practices in our storytime programming. Yet what happens after the
families leave the library? Could changing how we interact with
parents or caregivers at the library have an even bigger impact
on early literacy in our community?
This training is part of the NYS early literacy initiative Ready to Read At New York Libraries Registration
information and full flyer here
Handouts
Anytime, Anywhere, Anyhow: Flexible Tween/Teen Makerspaces Thursday, December 3, 2015 Albany Public Library - Washington Ave Branch 161 Washington Ave, Albany NY http://www.albanypubliclibrary.org/ Ferry service from UHLS and MVLS offices available (reservation necessary) How can you incorporate more “making” into your services to tweens and teens? Join us at Albany Public Library’s Washington Avenue Branch, where a new MakerSpace is offering exciting tools and projects! We’ll get to see and work in the lab, learning hands-on about facilitating a range of projects for tweens and teens. Ideas galore from your peers and beyond . . . whatever the size of your library, you will find inspiration and practical help in making your tween and teen services more appealing! 10:00 am – 10:30 am: Check-in and networking 10:30 am – 3:30 pm: Training Lunch: Make
your own☺at home and bring it! Registration: Free to UHLS and MVLS member libraries. Others: $15. CE credit available. Register by Friday, November 20 and you will receive a package of tween/teen maker supplies at the workshop! To register, email Mary Fellows at mary@uhls.lib.ny.us. You will receive a confirmation email. Deadline for Registration: Monday, November 30, 2015 Handouts
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