Library programs for kids

Haven't tried a book tasting with your students yet? This fun reading activity is an awesome way to introduce genres in your elementary classroom or library!

Having trouble getting attendance for your tween programs? Try one of the ten passive program ideas I'm sharing today at The Library Adventure.

Take a trip with your kids to your local library and explore your library and all it's library books adventure with our Library Books Scavenger Hunt for kids! This is a great way to get kids excited about reading and finding new library books.

Blogging about Lego Clubbin and other library program ideas

We spend many afternoons at our neighborhood library. Recently, our time switched from going to find particular books, to just hanging out. Now to turn it into an adventure!

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Story Crafternoon is a program our library offers to elementary aged kids, who have gotten too old for our preschool story time. This progr...

This quick and easy craft shows you how to make fun library card holders with your kids using felt and ribbon. Now library cards are ready to wear and use.

One of the most fun partnerships of my job was working with our school librarian. We worked Family Literacy Nights , Read Across America Ce...

This week's theme is Knights and Dragons, with a To Go Kits for a Fire Breathing Dragon (more suited for younger children) and a Pom Pom Catapult (more suited for older children). The Fire Breathing Dragon craft was an idea from the CSLP Manual, with a link to One Little Project's original craft (which I borrowed the picture from for the instructions). Included in the kit was everything needed to make the dragons, except for scissors and glue/tape.I cut green construction paper in halves for…