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Rock a Bye Reading Agenda

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Rock a Bye Reading

KE Hones, NBCT Librarian

will2change wiki http://will2change.pbworks.com

"Children are made readers on the laps of their parents." Emilie Buchwald

Every day teen moms & babies come to school. For the first time, we are creating a library for them. For a comfortable, inviting space we have rocking chairs and plenty of bilingual infant books for the young moms to share with their little ones. This workshop will explore the importance of student service learning & grants to create this library. "Read Aloud" program research, tips & strategies will be detailed.

2:30 pm Overview of Hilltop Library planning process & budget: student demographics, district funds, curriculum & staff

New library for teen moms & infants "Kiosk" library with moveable shelving for non fiction & baby books

2:40 pm Beginning with student involvement & service learning

Students volunteer to help organize collection, check out books, plan displays, help prepare for guests (wallet/envelope book)

2:50 pm Matching library programs to student interest: guest speakers & field trips: Photo display

Fall 2014

v Orientation for classes

v Displays & programs to introduce new books

v Monthly cultural displays

v Field Trip Presidio Living History (bilingual presentation)

v Oasis for Girls presentation

v Constitution 101 presentation

v My Vote Mock election

v Field Trip Asian Art Museum Roads to Arabia & SFPL

Spring 2015

v Author visit Oliver Chin read aloud facts & strategies

v Zoo Mobile, including 5 year old pre-schoolers

v Holocaust Survivor Leon Rajninger

v Author Trevor Getz importance of history, evidence, graphic books

v Save the Frogs presentation

V Constitution speaker

V Money Smart Week/financial speaker

3:00 pm Grants for books & resources including student input & ideas (grant form)

Great Books Giveaway YALSA GRANT $10,000 worth of new teen books

California Retried Teachers GRANT $500 rocking chairs & baby books

Art in Every Classroom micro GRANT $495 art supplies for library crafts

Donors Choose A Rug is for Reading $619 rugs (Spanish & English)

Donors Choose Rhymes & Reading $340 baby books (Spanish & English)

Donors Choose DIY@ Our Library $222 crafting supplies

(Local grants from “Donor’s Choose an organization where educators post grant requests & members of the public donate-including large corporations like Google)

Fall 2014 Virginia Hamilton Multicultural GRANT $1000 Multicultural baby books

Fall 2014 Get Graphic! Author Program $500 3 authors & book making

3:10 pm Developing a "Read Aloud" program with student research (accordion book & mini book)

Parenthood inspires creating/writing/sharing list from author Oliver Chin

* Personal Stories-Cuentos personales
* Cultural Traditions-Tradiciones culturales
* Shared Experience- Experencias compartidas
* Moral & manners-Morales y costumbres
* Entertainment & fun-Entretenimiento y diversión
* Making memories-Crear recuerdos
Sample for graphic book art & writing
Sample for Superhero graphics & writing

3:25 pm Review, reflection & next steps

(3-2-1 form & postcard)

Grants

Kids in Need Grant http://www.kinf.org/grants/

KIDS IN NEED TEACHER GRANT APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE ON THE WEBSITE FROM JULY 15- SEPT 30, 2014

Ezra Jack Keats Grant http://www.ezra-jack-keats.org/minigrant-program/

"What is a Mini-Grant? It’s an award of up to $500 given to public schools and libraries to implement a proposed program. Mini-Grant programs are creative and innovative…they take place inside the classroom or out in the community…they bridge disciplines and grade levels from preschool to 12th—and are funded solely by the Ezra Jack Keats Foundation." due March 15 each year

THE VIRGINIA HAMILTON AND ARNOLD ADOFF CREATIVE OUTREACH GRANTS FOR TEACHERS AND LIBRARIANS

http://www.kent.edu/virginiahamiltonconference/awards

"Applications are now being accepted for the Annual Virginia Hamilton and Arnold Adoff Creative Outreach Grants for Teachers and Librarians. Two grants up to $1,000 each will be given. One grant will be given to a teacher and another to a librarian for proposals to develop new classroom or library programs that raise awareness of multicultural literature among young people; particularly but not exclusively through the works of Virginia Hamilton. The application deadline is Feb. 28 for that year's award.".

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