Promotion and Programing
Ideas to promote your library, stories, and activities.
2001 Newbery and Caldecott Awards! 
The best in children´s literature! Ballad of Lucy Whipple
This coming of age story by Karen Cushman makes an excellent lesson for discussing important topics. Birthday Book Club
An easy fund raiser to help build your library collection. Book Cube Activities for Gifted Students
Take book activities to the third dimension that reach out to giften students. Books and Activities 
These books and lesson plans may be appropriate for a stand alone story time, or as part of a collaboration project. Developing Your Library Website
In this digital age it is necessary to reach out to patrons via the World Wide Web. Dictionary Skills
Looking for ways to help your patrons improve their dictionary skills? Try some of these great ideas. Growing Relationships Between Schools and Businesses
How have partnerships between school and businesses changed over the past decades? Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Celebration
If you weren´t able to hold a Harry Potter party for the release of the seventh and final book, don´t despair. Anytime is a good time to celebrate everyone´s favorite wizard. History of School Business Partnerships
The official connections between schools and business have worried some educators and parents. Homeschool Survey For The Public Library
Deciding what services to offer homeschooling families will depend upon your community, your library, staff, and resources. One of the best places to begin is by surveying patrons who homeschool about what they would like from library services. How to Promote a Library Event
How do get out the good word about your library? Here is the first part of a plan for a school library media center. Ideas For Your Library
Check out these tips and ideas for your library media center. Learning Research Skills Through Digital Photography
Using digital photographs for research allows students to examine the world we live in. Library Lesson Plans On-Line
There are many web sites that offer on-line lesson plans. The Lesson plans featured here are great resources for librarians. Library Lovers' Month
February is the month to celebrate our love of reading and libraries. Here are some ideas and links. Library Program Tips
Tested ideas for reading and library programs. Library Promotions
Easy ways to promote your library and materials. Library Reading Tips
Help your young patrons get into reading with these easy tips. Library Sciences Newsletter
Receive information, articles, reviews, and helpful links. Library Sciences Shop At BellaOnline
With so many books and so little time it's hard to decide what to read. Let our librarian take the guessing out of book buying by providing you with reviews on great books. Oceanography : Information Skills Lesson
Working together the classroom teacher and the librarian can have oceans of fun with students. Planning For Pre-School Storytime
Facing a group of two-year-olds and their parents can be scarier than a job interview. What can you do to make this a positive experience for you and your little patrons? Play Library Hangman!
This version is based on Library Sciences - all words are related to that topic. Poetry - Music Research Unit
Celebrate Poetry month with this collaborative unit using music. Promoting the Library Through Guest Speakers
Planning to promote your special library event. Public Library Connection
School and public librarians should develop a good working relationship. Pumpkin Dictionaries
Work on dictionary skills with this great fall activity. Puzzling Readers - A Motivational Tool
If your puzzled about how to excite patrons about reading, then try this themed reading motivator. Reading Roundup
Roundup your little doggies with these rip-roaring reads! Recommended Summer Reading Lists
Looking for some of the best in children´s literature? The lists here will lead you and your children into wonderful worlds of fantasy, history, and humor. Resources for 9-11 Commemorations
Developing an appropriate remembrance program can be difficult. Gathered here are sites and materials that may be helpful. Rev Up Your Readers
Watch reading interests rise with these reading activities. Sample Storytime Brochure
When publicizing your storytime create a brochure to explain your program and answer basic questions. Here is the sample of one brochure. Scaredy Scarecrows
As harvest time draws near it´s time for scarecrows of the world to celebrate a job well done! School Library Ideas
Check out these great ideas for your library media center. Showing and Sharing Love
Rather than only focusing on Valentine´s Day, we can discuss with young patrons what it means to love. Six Word Story
Join us in writing this story six words as a time. Summer Reading Lists For Grades Four Through Six
A list of recommended books for young people in grades four through six. Summer Reading Story Time Books
Winning your summer reading group's attention is essential. Here are some suggestions for wonderful titles that are sure to warm the atmosphere and help prepare them for a new school year. Tax Information For Patrons
Each year the IRS sends millions of tax forms to public libraries around the US. Many patrons need more information than forms provide. They may also need knowledge about filing taxes online. Here is the basic outline of a tax information page for your library´s website. Tick Tock Readers!
Encourage patrons to expand their reading time with this clock. Time For Books
Any time is book time, but with the beginning of a new school year this is the perfect opportunity to encourage reading. Types of Storytime Programs
Deciding what types of storytime programs your library host will depend upon many factors. Underground Railroad Webquests
Collected here is a listing of webquests developed for study of the Underground Railroad. Welcoming Parents In Your Library
By connecting parents and students in your library, you can raise awareness of the importance of the school library media center. What is a WebQuest?
Web quests have grown in popularity in the past years. They are excellent tools for all learners, offering easy differentiated instruction options.
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