Rachel G. Payne
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Banned Books for Storytime | First Steps
Extending Brooklyn Public Library’s Books Unbanned initiative to young kids and parents.
Preschoolers and the Science of Reading | First Steps
Librarians share views on the best way to help kids get ready to read.
Public Library Programs to Address Stress | First Steps
Early learning offerings by informed staff and programs extended from the height of the pandemic can help all young children thrive.
Lights, Camera, Literacy! Create Digital Media for Early Learning | First Steps
From YouTube to TikTok, librarians’ videos are promoting early literacy and allowing access to learning activities. These tips and examples will inspire you to hit Record.
What Is the Best Age for Story Time? Librarians Weigh In. | First Steps
Is a mix of ages better in a group, or one? Youth services staff make compelling cases for both approaches.
Beat Story Time Burnout | First Steps
Do you and your library program need attention? Use these tips to refresh and recharge.
Make Picture Books Browsable | First Steps
What is the best way to organize picture books for the youngest readers with specific interests?
Make Story Time Welcoming for All Children| First Steps
Taking measures such as conducting a diversity audit and spotlighting joyful, diverse characters will ensure that story time recognizes all participants.
Encourage 'Conversational Duets’ Between Babies and Caregivers to Foster Language Skills | First Steps
Librarians can encourage adults to interact with babbling babies to enhance language learning.
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