If you work with teachers or school librarians who are in easy driving distance to Eau Claire, please pass on this information to them–they will be happy to know about it. Thanks to Jill at the library in Eau Claire for tipping us off!
Did you know that the L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library has a diecut machine and over 200 dies for you to use? Just bring your own paper any time the library is open, and you can cut letters and shapes and make a bulletin board in just minutes!
Need a jump start on bulletin board ideas? Please join us for Project Night on Thursday, August 19th at 6:30 pm. We will have many examples of bulletin boards to inspire you, and will provide materials for several sample projects. But the sky’s the limit! Bring additional materials and you could complete all the displays you need for your classroom in one night! Registration is required as space is limited for this event.
To register, please call 715-839-5007, email us at [email protected], or stop by the Youth Services Desk at the Public Library.
search all blog posts using keywords or title, date, categories
Why a teen space? All people, including teens, benefit from informal public gathering places where they can interact or just share space with others. This is sometimes called a “third space”. Spending time with friends in an environment that is less structured than...
Last week, someone on the IFLS Youth Services email list asked for suggestions for a 3rd grade student who has dyslexia. IFLS library folks pitched in to share some great ideas, and IFLS staff supplemented. If you are looking for collection development or readers...
We got a question on the youth services list this week about resources to help kids learn more about and process the current events around ICE and to learn more about immigration and immigration. Thanks to those who responded, and to the Northern Waters Library...
