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LTA Children's Services - Central Indiana: Books for Programming
This guide is intended for library services to children.
This text advises parents on the benefits of reading to their children. It suggests that adults can help develop proper audience behavior in young people, and stimulate their interest.
This text presents a compilation of the best of ideas from a group of library science graduate students, providing creative and engaging programs geared especially for children ages 0–12. * Contains 86 storytime programs from a variety of contributors, covering children from toddler-age to pre-teen * Storytimes combine reading, poetry, song, and activities * Chapters are delineated by age group, with separate storytime themes arranged in alphabetical order
In this guide Rob Reid shares his favorite strategies and resources for getting children and young adults laughing and having fun in the library. Featuring programmes that cater to individual humour tastes, it offers readers the tools to make positive connections with youth through humour.
Family Storytime by 
Storytimes for Children by 
Something Funny Happened at the Library by 
Sizzling Summer Reading Programs for Young Adults by 
