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ACLDstorytime Introduction

 

 

 

 

Welcome to the ACLD Storytime Wiki.

 

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ACLDstorytime.pbwiki.com has been created for use by the Youth Services Planning Group of the Alachua County Library District.  Though it is brand-new at the moment, in time we expect it to grow into a valuable programming resource.

 

YSPG members have all be invited to join and contribute content.  For more information, click on this ACLD Storytime Wiki Information link.  Now the real collaborative wiki-building can begin!

 

 

 

Right now. . . .

 

. . . the wiki's originator is concentrating on creating some quick-and-easy instructions on how to throw together impromptu storytimes on a moment's notice.

 

To see what that's all about, please click on the link to the Emergency Storytime Introduction page.

 

For a presentation on storytime techniques--how to present readalouds, fingerplays, flannelboards, song cards, booktalks, storytelling and more--click on the link entitled Let the Story Speak: On Sharing Stories with Young People.

 

Happy programming!

 

 

 

 

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Comments (4)

Joanne said

at 10:18 am on Feb 27, 2009

Thanks Meredith, I hope to use this wiki abd share it with our other programmers.
Jojo

Sandra Vincent said

at 1:11 pm on Feb 27, 2009

I think this will be very helpful. Many of us could get pushed into doing a program at the spur of the moment and this may help us from having a panic attack.

Lucinda Watkins said

at 1:33 pm on Feb 27, 2009

Been planning to make an emergency storytime kit -- and planning and planning. This wiki, ACLD catalog, and other resources are going to be the sources of a great Storytime Kit project for our library intern.

Linda Stefanelli said

at 10:52 am on Mar 1, 2009

Wow! Great job with this wiki. It looks like it will be very useful. I can see that a great deal of work went into it, Meredith. Thank you for creating such a great way to share information among programmers.

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