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How Can Youth Services Staff Meet Early Learning Needs in 2017? | First Steps
Look at the library through an outsider’s eyes to see why some families still don’t use the library. Then make a plan to get those families involved, and pitch it to your supervisor.
Who What Where?
This is a treasure of a title to share with readers of all ages, as both old and young alike will be drawn to the magic of these mysteries.
Hair
A reassuring title to introduce toddlers to their hair and the upkeep required. For early learning collections.
Love Is a Truck
This enchanting board book is a first purchase to use in both circulating and story collections.
Love
These sweet stories are well suited for lap sharing and one-on-one readings, over and over again.
My New Shoes
Consider for purchase in larger collections where early learning titles and preschool "firsts" are requested. And consider reading with a British accent to enhance the charm and rhyme.
Jane Foster's Brown Bear Color Book
While Brown Bear is textually and visually the stronger of the two options, both deserve placement in early learning collections. The oversize format makes these selections particularly suited for small group sharing.
The Bear Who Couldn't Sleep
A first-rate debut that deserves a spot on storytime shelves to share with little bears everywhere.
Why toys should be in every children’s department—and how to make it happen | First Steps
Here are easy ideas for integrating the learning power of play into your public library.
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