Programs & Programming
We’ve caught wind of a new trend—kite-making workshops taking place in libraries across the country. Here's what's up—and away!
ScratchJr is designed for younger learners and hardwired for telling stories. Tips for integrating ScratchJr and coding with storytelling, from library media specialist Addie Matteson.
This issue, SLJ highlights titles that focus on everything you need to know to deliver an amazing storytime, a guide to helping female students get involved in STEM, and a primer on reading instruction.
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation has announced funding of $1.6 million for 14 digital and data projects aimed at re-imagining libraries for the 21st century.
During early learning programs with patrons who speak Russian, Turkish, and other languages at home, handouts with the words to rhymes and songs become adult learning tools.
As the dynamic children's room at the Bozeman Public Library in Montana proves time and again, kindness is key to good library service. Good humor and a full understanding of block play help, too.
Public librarians across the country share their savvy advice on improving communication with some of their most important customers—teachers.
"Free Verse" author Sarah Dooley has been leading a writing group at a West Virginia public library for six years.
Check out these different models for school librarian-led summer learning initiatives, with or without grants and public library partners.
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