Subtitled "How to Collaborate with Regional Libraries to Bring
Larger Scale Youth Programs to Your Communities," this lively program
featured three librarians from nearby small libraries: Rebekah Palmer
Osceola; Martha Kaempffer, St. Croix Falls; and Jerissa Koenig, Amery,
appropriately dressed in character for the Harry Potter universe. The
three shared their planning tips to create a Harry Potter Party at each
of the three libraries. By working together their planning time was
radically decreased so more time could be spent on the program itself.
The events were held on different days and times which allowed the
three to be at each library's programs. They each had areas of expertise
to help with the planning (baking, STEM, etc) so the variety of
activities they could offer was broad. After an initial meeting to start
the planning, they used Google docs to continue. They shared supplies,
activities, food serving equipment and used individual money on the
food.
Author: Marge Loch-Wouters
To see all the recaps of "WLA Sessions in Short" click below:
Reach One Teach One
Group Problem Solving
Fear Not Coding for the Rest of Us
Using the Five Practices in School Age Programming
Plan Less, Program More
Diversify Me
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