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Showing posts with label SLP 2013. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SLP 2013. Show all posts
Monday, May 20, 2013
Fun Teen Video
YSS Member Ann Hardginski from the Kimberley-Little Chute Public Library shared this teen video of "How Animals Read Their Books." Very clever!
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
"Dig Into Reading" Treats
Looking for some "buggy and creepy" treats to make this summer to go along with the theme?
Below are some links to recipes that might fit in well with your program. The caterpillar/inchworm (below) is super easy and basically a bundt cake cut up and accessorized. The strawberry shortcake cake takes some dough maneuvering, but also short in prep time. These might be fun to do as a program or to offer as a celebratory treat!
Below are some links to recipes that might fit in well with your program. The caterpillar/inchworm (below) is super easy and basically a bundt cake cut up and accessorized. The strawberry shortcake cake takes some dough maneuvering, but also short in prep time. These might be fun to do as a program or to offer as a celebratory treat!
Bug Cookies – several ideas for
simple bugs
Bugs – uses breadsticks and
hotdogs
Bug Juice – looks easy and fun!
“Cheese” cake – Yellow cake and
yellow frosting
Cinnamon Snails – Bread snails with chocolate chips as eyes!
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| Caterpillar or "Bookworm" |
Inchworm Cake – adorable cake using
a bundt pan
Ladybug cake – used a casserole
bowl
Ladybug pops – frozen treat
Pizza
snake
Spider snacks – only 4
ingredients!
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| Strawberry Shortcake Snake |
Strawberry Shortcake Snake
Turtle Bread – very cute!
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Summer Reading Opportunity with Edvest and the Green Bay Packers
We are excited to announce that for this year’s summer
reading programs throughout Wisconsin, public libraries will partner with the
Edvest College Savings Plan and the Green Bay Packers to promote your summer
reading activities through media events, free promotional materials,
advertising, and an Edvest scholarship drawing with great Packer prizes!
How it works:
1.
Sign up your library to participate. It’s easy!
2.
Edvest sends you a Summer Reading 2013
promotional kit including bookmarks, entry cards, and cut-out standing
displays.
3.
On or before June 1, place the standing display
in an entry area or near your children’s area. Use the bookmarks at check out
and keep the online entry forms available (most of your patrons will likely
prefer fast sign up online).
We need
to know your participation by April 30 and your preferred
quantities. We are offering small, medium and large promotional kit
sizes. Participating libraries will receive instructions and a URL to order
additional materials. All promotional materials are free of charge and you may
re-order as often as you would like.
Summer Reading 2013 Promotional Kits
·
Small – 1 cut-out standing display, 200
bookmarks, 100 entry cards
·
Medium – 2 cut-out standing displays, 350
bookmarks, 200 entry cards
· Large– 3 cut-out standing displays, 500
bookmarks, 300 entry cardsSummer Reading 2013 drawing
Parents and grandparents have the opportunity to enter their
children or grandchildren (ages 0-13) in a drawing to win $1,000 Edvest College
Savings Plan scholarships and four tickets to the Packers Family Night game in
early August (or a $30 Packer Pro Shop gift card if they prefer) – up to 20
winners will be selected. Each winner’s library location will receive a $500
matching grant – available only if your library location signed up for
participation. Participating libraries also have the opportunity to win extra
Family Night tickets and autographed Packer footballs in
June for use in your own events during the summer.
To learn more, please contact your library system’s youth
services consultant for full details. Follow up questions may be directed to the
Edvest College Savings Plan and program manager Catherine Burdick at cburdick@tiaa-cref.org.
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
DPI Webinars Make You Smarter!
Mark
your calendars for 3 new webinars for school and public librarians:
1.
Common
Core in School and Public Libraries
3:00-4:00pm Tuesday, December 11th
Hosts: Barb Novak, DPI Reading Specialist; Nancy Anderson, DPI School Library Consultant;
Tessa Michaelson Schmidt, DPI Public Library Consultant
Find out how and why the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) apply to your work as a Wisconsin school or public librarian. (Pre-webinar homework: Review your basic understanding of CCSS with this resource.)
3:00-4:00pm Tuesday, December 11th
Hosts: Barb Novak, DPI Reading Specialist; Nancy Anderson, DPI School Library Consultant;
Tessa Michaelson Schmidt, DPI Public Library Consultant
Find out how and why the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) apply to your work as a Wisconsin school or public librarian. (Pre-webinar homework: Review your basic understanding of CCSS with this resource.)
2.
Summer
Library Programming with BadgerLink
3:00-4:00pm Tuesday, January 8th, 2013
Hosts: Kara Ripley, DPI BadgerLink Training Librarian; Tessa Michaelson Schmidt, DPI Public Library Consultant
Go “underground” with BadgerLink and get ideas for the 2013 Summer Library Program including science experiments, activities, and other novel resources.
3:00-4:00pm Tuesday, January 8th, 2013
Hosts: Kara Ripley, DPI BadgerLink Training Librarian; Tessa Michaelson Schmidt, DPI Public Library Consultant
Go “underground” with BadgerLink and get ideas for the 2013 Summer Library Program including science experiments, activities, and other novel resources.
3.
School
and Public Library Collaboration
3:00-4:00pm Wednesday, February 13th, 2013
Hosts: Nancy Anderson, DPI School Library Consultant; Tessa Michaelson Schmidt, DPI Public Library Consultant
Relationship check-in: how well do you know your school/public librarian? Whether you’re collaboration superstars or relative strangers learn how to make and maintain connections with your public institution counterpart.
3:00-4:00pm Wednesday, February 13th, 2013
Hosts: Nancy Anderson, DPI School Library Consultant; Tessa Michaelson Schmidt, DPI Public Library Consultant
Relationship check-in: how well do you know your school/public librarian? Whether you’re collaboration superstars or relative strangers learn how to make and maintain connections with your public institution counterpart.
No
need to register—just
click the link on the scheduled meeting day and time. Webinars will
be recorded and archived for later viewing.
- Attendees
who need telephone audio (versus VoIP) should use the conference number:
1-877-820-7831 and enter participant passcode: 697156 - Test
your system beforehand
- Blackboard
Collaborate overview
video
- Blackboard Collaborate support
Image: ':: Learn how to . . .++::' http://www.flickr.com/photos/66548401@N00/3368336791 Found on flickrcc.net
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