Programs
Teen librarian Cindy Shutts discusses Anime Club and how to get a Crunchy Roll account
Teen librarian Cindy Shutts discusses turning her library into a teen playground for an after hours event
Running a program with a teenager as the primary facilitator can be scary or stressful, I am a strong believer in youth-led programming, and there are myriad benefits to having a youth lead your library’s Dungeons and Dragons program
Teen librarian Cindy Shutts shares some conservation based educational programming inspired by The Real World of Endangered Pokemon
Keep your eyes open. Notice the art in your community and look for opportunities to engage students. Watch for special exhibits in your school and community. No matter the size of your community, there are artists.
Teen Librarian Cindy Shutts adds to the wealth of fairy themed programming ideas with DIY fairy doors
Gamification and great mystery stories are two elements effective at engaging and inspiring young readers.
The DogEaredBookAward: Creating Readers and Celebrating Books, a guest post by Jennifer Guyor Jowett
A few years back, I was looking for a way to engage readers and put books into students’ hands that landed somewhere between enjoyment reading and the rigor of a novel unit. After playing around with some ideas, a book award seemed to offer just the right amount of dynamic interaction.
I decided to try something ridiculous. If the teens were going to come in like chaotic whirlwinds and leave destruction in their path no matter what we did…why not just encourage it?
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