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7 books match the query 'Libraries and families'

cover of Becoming a Media Mentor: A Guide for Working with Children and Families

Becoming a Media Mentor

A Guide for Working with Children and Families

Cen Campbell

American Library Association, 2016

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cover of Engaging Babies in the Library: Putting Theory into Practice

Engaging Babies in the Library

Putting Theory into Practice

Debra J. Knoll

American Library Association, 2016

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cover of Family Literacy Storytimes: Readymade Storytimes Suitable for the Whole Family

Family Literacy Storytimes

Readymade Storytimes Suitable for the Whole Family

American Library Association, 2009

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cover of Family Storytime: 24 Creative Programs for All Ages

Family Storytime

24 Creative Programs for All Ages

American Library Association, 1999

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cover of Family-Centered Library Handbook

Family-Centered Library Handbook

American Library Association, 2007

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cover of Including Families of Children with Special Needs: A How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians

Including Families of Children with Special Needs

A How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians

Sandra Feinberg

American Library Association, 2013

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cover of Inspiring Teens, Tweens, and Families to Make a Difference in the World: Programming to Advance the Sustainable Development Goals

Inspiring Teens, Tweens, and Families to Make a Difference in the World

Programming to Advance the Sustainable Development Goals

Amanda Moss Struckmeyer

American Library Association, 2025

The seventeen Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) identified by the United Nations encompass an ambitious range of issues—world hunger, gender equality, and the climate crisis, to name just a few. Though timely and urgent, creating programming for these topics may feel daunting, and that’s where this book comes in. Sharing ideas and inspiration for book clubs, hands-on STEAM projects, movie discussions, guest speaker events, and much more, Struckmeyer offers accessible entry points for exploration of each SDG. And they're all easily customizable for either public library or school library settings. Readers will discover
 
  • programs and activities related to such topics as good health and well-being, ending poverty, peace and justice, responsible consumption and production, decent work, and clean water and sanitation;
  • ideas perfect for multi-age audiences (families), tweens, and teens that can be tailored for different group sizes, programming spaces, budgets, and time frames;
  • a plethora of flexible, cost-effective passive programs that patrons can engage in at any time;
  • guidance on outreach opportunities for fostering partnerships with local experts and guest speakers; and
  • pointers on additional and supporting resources including books, videos, and websites.
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