Many of us are under quarantine so our libraries are closed but that doesn't mean the programs have to stop. Instead of in-house teen programming, we must flex our out-of-the-box brain to come up with some remote programs. There are several teen librarians who are already doing some great remote programs on Instagram and other websites. Check out and follow their pages to get some new ideas.
Type: Self-directed Age: Middle school Optimal size: 20+ Estimated cost: $1 - $25 Planning time: 2-5 hours Frequency: Daily
* Demonstrate technology use that is safe, ethical and responsible
* Leverage digital tools to broaden their perspective.
* Think critically about digital tools and their use
* Express themselves on a variety of platforms
1. @plainfieldteens-The Plainfield Public Library is hosting an ongoing virtual art show.
2. @clapplibrarytab- The Clapp Memorial Library TAB is hosting an crafts on Instagram Live.
3. @macplyouth- The McPherson Public Library is hosting a Quarantine-O-Ween party.
4. @englewoodlibraryteens-The Englewood Public Library is hosting trivia, guitar lessons, and open mic nights all on Zoom.
5. @teencornerslpl-The San Leandro Library has a Teen Staycation series.
6. @wpl_teens-The Wantagh Library is offering community service projects, art classes, and yoga all online.
7. @noplteens- The North Syracuse Library posts craft videos.
8. @mtplteens-The Moon Library Teen Department Librarian posts how-to videos and pet picks.
9. @lacrosselibraryteens-La Crosse Public Library shares Youtube videos to keep their teens busy.
10. @zbteens-This is my library! The Zion-Benton Public Library does daily Instastory games and activities including, would you rather; snack March madness; and meme contests. In the near future, we will be posting how-to-make-crafts-with-stuff-around-your-house videos and DnD on Discord or Zoom.
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