Literacy is a skill that we continue to build throughout our lifetime. One of the easiest ways to build literacy is through storytelling. Small children love to create stories and talk about them. This can be done through scribbling or through cutting and pasting pictures. Both work fine motor skills. As children age, their writing and art styles evolve, but just the act of creation continues to build important literacy skills. By providing programming on self-publishing or having passive zine materials, libraries allow children of all ages to increase their literacy skills!
Link to a helpful Youtube channel: Beginner Friendly Stitch Patterns!
Youth Services Staff!
Let’s have a conversation. These meetings are open to anyone who provides child/teen reading programs in Alaska. Newer library staff and seasoned library staff are encouraged to attend. The State Library will facilitate the conversation, but this meeting is intended to be participant-led. No registration is required
Topic: EL&CS Chat
Time: June 28 @ 2 PM Alaska
Join Zoom Meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86234320319?pwd=h8uP7gvIBkFX6DHlEa95bAHdjL00eb.1
Meeting ID: 862 3432 0319
Passcode: 551895
Are you looking for ways to help students prepare for finals or summer school? Do you know that your library has access to Live Homework Help with Tutor.com? This is comprehensive training on using & sharing your Live Homework Help online tutoring service. Learn how patrons can access the program, the different features available, and the recent additions and expansions.
