Passive library programs for kids

Below is some of the successful signage I have created for my library that you can feel free to use for yours as well. ​ Quick notes about printables. . . Some of these printables will be in...

One of our easiest and most useful initiatives is our Celebrate A Grade initiative. We’ve run it for the past three school years and it has lots of applications. Every month celebrates a specific grade. We begin in October with kindergarten. When kids in each grade come up to the desk and tell us their teacher... Read more »

Having trouble getting attendance for your tween programs? Try one of the ten passive program ideas I'm sharing today at The Library Adventure.

I've been doing a little searching about ideas for passive programming -- where I set something up and then the program essentially runs its...

We spend many afternoons at our neighborhood library. Recently, our time switched from going to find particular books, to just hanging out. Now to turn it into an adventure!

When you get new books at the library, what better way to get them checked out than to build an interactive table around them? For this ta...

Take a trip with your kids to your local library and explore your library and all it's library books adventure with our Library Books Scavenger Hunt for kids! This is a great way to get kids excited about reading and finding new library books.

Here are 27 library activities for kids that will give you different ways of engaging them at the library and help to grow a love of reading.

A fun passive activity for after-school kids can be learning beginner facts about Braille and create a bookmark with their name in Braille.

What are Maker Kits? Maker Kits are low-cost, versatile materials for open-ended creating put together in one container around a themed craft. Each kit is filled with supplies that are easy to use …