Programming
Where Do You Get Your Craft Ideas? Part II, by Teen Librarian Karen Jensen
Teen librarian Karen Jensen also shares where she gets her tween and teen craft ideas for programming in part 2 of this discussion
Cindy Crushes Programming: Where Do I Get My Craft Ideas? By Teen Librarian Cindy Shutts
Teen librarian Cindy Shutts shares where she gets her craft programming ideas.
Cindy Crushes Programming: DIY Evee Evolution Pins, by Teen Librarian Cindy Shutts
Teen librarian Cindy Shutts outlines a recent programming with DIY Evee Evolution pins
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TPiB: 3 cheap and easy after school programs
I’m always looking for small program ideas that don’t take a lot of planning time, are inexpensive, are flexible, and appeal widely. Here are three to try. Sci-Fi Stitches – or – Embroidered notecards You can be silly or serious with this one. I did both and both were fun. For the “sci-fi stitches” I […]
Embracing Content Creation Queries – Guest post by Lynette Pitrak
“I want to design a Gandalf figure to print on the 3D printer.” “How do I insert text over my video in iMovie?” “I want to take pictures of the fall leaves on the trees in my neighborhood… but it’s really cloudy today.” I’m paraphrasing here, but all three of the above are questions I’ve […]
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Take 5 Community Reads for YA
Thinking about doing a community-wide read for teens? You could create a list of companion books for teens inspired by an adult selection like the St. Joseph County Public Libraries did, you could select a book specifically for your teens, or you could encourage the whole community to dive into teen lit by selecting a YA […]
TPIB: Photo Shrink Jewelry Charms
Although we have some permanent stations set up in our Teen MakerSpace at The Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County, we also occasionally rotate in some different stations to make sure our teens have a variety of activities to engage in. One of our permanent stations includes a bank of iPads which we […]
Take 5: Ways to combat summer fatigue
My summer newsletter items are due in a matter of days, and I’m already exhausted. Anyone else? This year should be easier for me. We finally have a part time position tasked with serving tweens, so the pressure to plan for grades 5-12 all together has been lifted and I can just focus on teenaged teens… […]
View from Behind the Lens: It’s a Wrap! a guest post by Lynette Pitrak
My previous post detailed the first half of View from Behind the Lens, an eight-week advanced photography workshop for middle school and high school students. In the first few weeks of class, Downers Grove-based instructor Mike Taylor and I worked on teaching the students camera basics, various types of photography shoots, and working with both […]
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