Read4Climate Rack Card and Posters

DMarshall

Author

Diana Marshall, MLIS

Description

We intend these Read4Climate (R4C) rack card and poster designs to help libraries share and promote the many ways we can support our communities to learn about and respond to the climate crisis. We hope they provide talking points, conversation starters, information, ideas/possibilities, and encouragement - in a positive way. You can add your logo and/or QR code and print or share in various ways.

Content

Inside you will find .png and .pdf versions. Learn more in the ReadMe file.

Training Guide File

Read4Climate ReadMe.zip
Resource Topic
Climate Action
Resource Audience
Adults
Source Library
Fraser Valley Regional Library

Shabby Chic Workshops

lorolai

Author

Naomi Lemckert-Palleson

Description

 

Calling all Home Decorators! Do you love making something new from something old? Join Naomi as she shares her own successes and errors, after buying a 1940’s house and slowly turning it into her dream home, using her weekly grocery budget and DIY books from the library. Each session will explore new decorating techniques for creating a comfy-casual look, using vintage accessories, old furniture and paint.

Week 1 – The project chooses you; painted wooden hangers;

Week 2 – Exploring fabrics and paint: fabric strip curtain ; painted stool

Week 3 – Easy whimsical touches: fabric balls

Web Link

https://fvrl.naxosmusiclibrary.com/streamw.asp?ver=2.0&s=156873/FVRLnmlpd12/637…

Content

015-800-249
 

Training Guide File

week 2 fabric and paint.pptx
week 3 easy whimsical projects.pptx
the project chooses you_0.pptx
Resource Topic
Adult Programming
Resource Audience
Adults

Resource Type (defunct)

Power Point
Source Library
Fraser Valley Regional Library

Interactive felt stories & displays

lorolai

Author

Naomi Lemckert

Description

Creating a photo booth for babies at Babytime. Place a conference display panel on the floor with a plush blanket in front. Use felt stories and stuffies to create a themed photo booth for parents to take pictures of their babies. Leave 15 minutes at the end of the program.

Training Guide File

felt story photo booth.pdf
wall displays.pdf
Resource Topic
Children's Programming

Resource Type (defunct)

PDF
Source Library
Fraser Valley Regional Library

Hippie Dippy Babytime

lorolai

Description

Value-added programming for new parents/caregivers. When a parent manages to get the baby packed into the car, drives around looking for a parking spot and get settled in the library as the good bye songs begin, there is little reward for the effort.
If we can layer and expand the program to offer a more fulfilling experience, while at the same time allowing families to practice self-care, we just might bring a little extra joy into the community as a whole. 
my teenagers would roll their eyes and say "hippie dippy babytime" when I talk about my job at home and I loved this and decided to use it as the title for my presentation. I like to think of libraries as holistic literacy co-ops!!

Author

Naomi Lemckert-Palleson

Author E-Mail

nlemckert@fvrl.bc.ca
Conference
BCLA Professional Development Institute

Conference Year

2018
Materials

Presentation File

Hippie Babytime _0.pptx
Source Library
Fraser Valley Regional Library
Presentation Topic
Children's Programming

Hippie Dippy Babytime

lorolai

Author

Naomi Lemckert

Description

Handout to go with Hippie Dippy Babytime Presentation

Web Link

Baby Bump Book Club

Content

Value-added programming for new parents/caregivers. When a parent manages to get the baby packed up and into the car and then drives around looking for a parking spot and unloads the baby into the library only to be 15 minutes late and get settled just as the good bye songs begin, there is little reward for the effort. If we can layer and expand the program to offer a more fulfilling experience, while at the same time allowing families practice self-care, we just might bring a little extra joy into the community as a whole. 
Whenever I talk about my job at home my teenagers would roll their eyes and say "hippie dippy babytime". I loved this and decided to use it as the title for my presentation. I like to think of libraries as holistic literacy co-ops!!

Training Guide File

Hippie Dippy Babytime.pdf
Resource Topic
Children's Programming
Resource Audience
Adults

Resource Type (defunct)

Word
Source Library
Fraser Valley Regional Library