Winkler Centennial Library Reading Log

Author

Debra Petersen

Description

From the creator of the Reading Log, Debra Petersen: 
I wish to share with you our “Reading Log”. In our Regional Library system we have the children count the number of minutes spent reading (or being read to). The Reading Log explains quite well how our system works. Last year we had over 600 participants who logged  687,000 minutes. As the kids are to let go and find their wild this summer we plan on getting “Wild” with a “60’s” Theme. It’s going to be Groovy!            

Training Guide File

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Microsoft Publisher

SRC - Wonderland Fun for Babes and Tots

Author

Tekeyla Friday & Heather Hildebrandt

Description

Wonderland is designed as one program template for the TD Adventure Club developed for summer reading programming by Chinook Regional Library Staff.
Designed for caregivers and children, the 60 minute program is divided into games, activities and crafts laid in literacy stations for older children (2-4) and a staff member or caregiver, and a  program of rhymes and songs for parents and infants.
Ages: 0-4
All Alice in Wonderland materials are free to use items from the Disney website.

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SRC Digital Tool Programming for Families: Tumblebooks and Storybird on Tablets

Author

Tekeyla Friday

Description

For the Summer Reading 2014 season, Chinook  Regional Library purchased tablets in order to develop a practice of incorporating digital tools into library programming.

This initiative used an IPad Mini and 2 Samsung Galaxy Tabs and required 40 hours of staff development and programming time to create resource materials, advertisement materials and develop hour long family literacy sessions to be prototyped during the summer, for expanded use in regular programming.
With the use of tablets, families can learn about the multitude of digital tools which enhance family literacy at the library.
Tumble Books, Storybird and e-books were the target resources as they are provided by all the Saskatchewan Public Library System.
Chinook Regional Library is also experimenting with two innovative programs: digital storytelling and animating short films using Movie Maker during a Teen Writing Camp program.
Outcome: Families and youth have opportunities to expand their knowledge of electronic resources at the library as well as being exposed to new forms of technology.

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SRC Community Program - Tots to Teens to Seniors

Author

Isabel Hankins-Wilk Tisdale Community Library

Description

ThIs summer reading program kit provided by library staff and a summer intern  from Tisdale Community Library in Saskatchewan is for the whole community.
The Shake, Rattle and Read program models early literacy for the preschoolers. The Ready Set Read, Tween Book Club and Teen Challenge programs help children to maintain and improve their reading levels during the summer months, building vocabulary and reading comprehension. The Children in Ready, Set Read spend one on one time with a volunteer. The Crafts and other activities extend the reading experience; stimulate the children’s imagination, and the children become more excited about reading.
The TD Reading Club, Shake, Rattle and Read, and Ready, Set, Read programs keep track of the books they read in the log books provided by the TD program. On the library’s WALL OF FAME each child has a paper with their name that they place a sticker on for every book that they read or is read to them. The adults keep track of their reading on their bingo cards. We send out Bingo cards with the books that our volunteers deliver to our Books on Wheel Patrons so those that are unable to come to the library can still take part in our summer program.
This program incorporates digital tools: Storybird and Tumblebooks.
 

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Summer Reading Program 2013

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Rose from the Big Horn Public Library talks about some fun travel guides for kids of all ages and shares an activity from the TD Summer Reading Club program where kids can make a their own travel guide! 

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Video
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SRC Reader's Theater Scripts 2013

Author

Edmonton Public Library

Description

Use this fantastic collection of ten scripts to promote your library's upcoming summer reading club programs. With scripts based on this  popular children's books ( Velcome and Once Upon a Royal Superbaby by Kevin O'Malley, That's Good That's Bad by Margery Cuyler, Sipping Spiders Through a Straw by Kelly DiPuccchio and more) libraries can use these funny and engaging skits to get the children and youth of their community excited about summer reading!

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Word
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