Northeast Ohio Regional Library System
Family Programming: Making Mixed Age Groups Work
Date/Time
3/5/2015
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Event Description
Geographic Member/Other Cost: $50
Full/CE Member Cost: $25
Family life plays an important role in the development of the literacy skills of its members. Multigenerational programs offers flexibility in staffing and program offerings as well as opportunities to promote family based literacy-building skills.
Full/CE Member Cost: $25
Family life plays an important role in the development of the literacy skills of its members. Multigenerational programs offers flexibility in staffing and program offerings as well as opportunities to promote family based literacy-building skills.
Location
Online
Via Adobe Connect
Via Adobe Connect
Contact Person
Melissa Lattanzi
(phone: 330-655-0531)
(phone: 330-655-0531)
Details
In this interactive webinar program, Jill Burket Ragase will give you a variety of tools that you will be able to use to:
Sub-Category: Designs, implements, and sponsors programs that offer information, skills or entertainment for children and their families
Presneter: Jill Burket Ragase
Jill Burket Ragase has worked as a Children’s Librarian and Collection Development Librarian in several states as an MLS Librarian and now is an independent library consultant and children’s services expert. She has made professional presentations at various professional conferences on children’s programming.
- Select books, activities, and storytelling methods that will engage a wide-age range of children and their parents.
- Incorporate highly appealing songs, poems, and movement activities that work for group participation
- Strategies to create and deliver intergenerational programs that allow children to continue learning and skill building beyond storytimeIt is not always practical or feasible to create age-specific programs in a given setting and in our fast paced society. Families seek out inclusive programming opportunities to engage all members. Whatever the reason, multigenerational programming is on the rise and relies heavily on a flexible approach and adaptable books and activities.
Sub-Category: Designs, implements, and sponsors programs that offer information, skills or entertainment for children and their families
Presneter: Jill Burket Ragase
Jill Burket Ragase has worked as a Children’s Librarian and Collection Development Librarian in several states as an MLS Librarian and now is an independent library consultant and children’s services expert. She has made professional presentations at various professional conferences on children’s programming.
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