 Looking for a quick way to see if the Alaska Libraries iREAD Showcase on YouTube has anything that can help you? Check out this “Cliffs Notes” version of the webinar. Included are types of events discussed and the time stamp (minutes:seconds) on the YouTube video (see bottom of blog post for the video). I also created Bibliocommons lists of book titles discussed. I did not include every title mentioned. Spend a few minutes looking at this quick view of the YouTube video and see if there is anything of interest in the one hour and 20-minute webinar. Hope this saves you some time and helps your summer reading planning. Let us know if you would like to see more quick view versions of webinars. Presenter: MJ Grande, Youth Services Librarian, Juneau Public Libraries Storytime Books for Movement: 9:13 (minutes: seconds timestamp on video) Bibliocommons list of storytime titles for movement. Upcycle Tutu: make a tutu out of leftover newspaper bags: 14:49 Craft, Melted Crayons on Canvas: 16:05 Page 209 of 2021 iREAD Resource Guide. See picture below.  Indigenous books to read and hear: 17:04
Color Inspiration Books: 19:56
Presenter: Susan Jones, Youth Services Librarian, Fairbanks Her programming focused on ages 3-9. Things to consider when creating your SRP plans: 23:23 Don’t set plans in stone. Set in Jello for lots of wiggle room. StoryWalks: 26:08 Possible books:
Scavenger Hunt: colors 28:26 Outdoor Day: 29:54
Music Concerts outside: 30:35 Mad Scientists (virtual): 31:04
Paid Performer: 32:46 Take and Make Bag: 33:34
 From the website: One Little Project. See link on left or below. Aurora Borealis Art project: 34:17
Pandemic Quilt: 35:12
Colorful Family Flag: 35:35
Color Your Plate with Fruits and Vegetables: 35:57
Mystery Sticker Posters: 36:35
Minerals, Rocks and Gems: 37:06
Rubber Chicken Karaoke: 37:30 Essay Contest: Forgot to get timestamp. Presenter: AJ Gooden, Igiugig Tribal LibraryHas directions and materials lists and is willing to email you a copy. Update 3/25/21: I requested her materials and received them. They are excellent. I highly recommend getting them. Most of her programming will be in-person. Color Fun with Process Painting: 41:33
Color Fun with Crayons and Marker: 42:51
Hands-on Color: 43:48
Questions about Color: 45:29 Survey patrons about color and explore their questions What makes color?
I Color (Artists and Color): 49:10
Colors of our World, Earth Art and Community Photo Book: 50:50
Interactive Displays: 52:40
Presenter: James Adcox, Youth Services Coordinator, Kenai Community LibraryDIY Kits for Teens and Tweens: 55:14
Teen and Tween Virtual Programming: 1:05:31
Incentives and Giveaways: 1:15:20 STEAM Kits: 1:17:18 Alaska Libraries, Reading Colors Your World, Summer Reading Showcase YouTube VideoFrom the website: "This YouTube video is a panel discussion sponsored by the Alaska State Library on activities for the 2021 Alaska Summer Reading Program using the iREAD program." AuthorTara Morissette
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Susan Cackler
3/25/2021 11:58:58 am
This is so very helpful, thank you!! 8/10/2023 11:39:51 am
Summer reading programs are essential to helping students become better readers, writers and spellers. Thank you, amazing post! Leave a Reply. |
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