Asian/ Pacific American Heritage Month Book Display

Asian/ Pacific American Heritage Month Book Display

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 Here are a few signs I made for our Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Book Displays as well as a few pictures of the displays from our YA and Children's section...  For the YA area, it looks prettier in person, promise.  At first it was set up like.... The little text cut-outs are facts about Asia.The publisher file of

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I Survived the Destruction of Pompeii, AD 79

I Survived the Destruction of Pompeii, AD 79

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Bear with me, this post is coming over a year after I did this program.I Survived the Destruction of Pompeii, AD 79 was our January 2020 book of the month. For this book club meeting, we had fruit - apples and grapes. I always try to pull a snack inspired by the text and apples were specifically mentioned

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Storytime Songs and Rhymes

Storytime Songs and Rhymes

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   This is (will be.... hopefully) a master list of different original songs and rhymes used in story times. For now, it's tiny... It's a work in progress. This idea was inspired by Storytime Katie. 😁 Enjoy!   Animals Flannel board: Five Fluffy SheepFive fluffy sheep were drinking from a trough.Bah, bah, bah, they said, "This water hits the spot"One had

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Author Focus: H.A. Rey & Curious George

Author Focus: H.A. Rey & Curious George

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 For an online kids program, I did an author study for H.A. Rey. He was SO interesting and this is what I found...The most exciting discovery in my research for H.A. Rey was this: This was such an exciting find! And I definitely think this is H.A. Rey, drawn into his book. H.A. Rey was very artistic as a young

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