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STEAM in Youth Programming Powering young minds with new ideas. Susan Considine Executive Director Fayetteville Free Library Email: [email protected] Margaret Portier Director of Innovative Family Services Fayetteville Free Library Email: [email protected] Twitter: @tophile Leah Kraus Virtual Branch Director Fayetteville Free Library Email: [email protected] Twitter: @leahkraus73
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STEAM in Youth
ProgrammingPowering young minds with new ideas.
Susan ConsidineExecutive DirectorFayetteville Free LibraryEmail: [email protected]
Margaret PortierDirector of Innovative Family ServicesFayetteville Free LibraryEmail: [email protected]: @tophile
Leah KrausVirtual Branch DirectorFayetteville Free LibraryEmail: [email protected]: @leahkraus73
Fayetteville Free Library
What is STEAM?
Common Core and STEAM
Common Core Supports shifts in ELA and
Mathematics
Learn by doing
Apply knowledge
Read for information
STEAM Opportunity to provide
programming around
these core subjects
Maker culture
Learning for fun
Relative to interests
Youngest
ProgramsTo enrich the STEAM learning experience.
Murder Mystery in the Library Winter Break Program for
school aged children
Evaluation of evidence
Handwritten notes, video
interrogations, actual
crime scene clues
Comprehend information
and critique
ELA Shift 4 Text Based Answers
ELA Shift 5 Writing from Sources
ELA Shift 6 Academic Vocabulary
STEAMPunk Club
Shift 1 Balancing informational and literary text
Shift 2 Knowledge in the disciplines
Math Shift 2 Coherence
• Each month sponsored by
a steampunk YA novel
• Book discussion
• Hands on projects
• Hot air balloons
• Salt water and air batteries
• Wind turbines
• Takeapart
• Skeletons
• Rockets
Creation Club
ELA Shift 2 Knowledge in the
disciplines
Math Shift 5 Application
Afterschool club for middle
school aged students
Each month there is a
workshop teaching a new
skill or use of technology in
the Creation Lab
Club Creations are shared
on the library website and
social media outlets
LEGO Robotics Math Shift 5 Application
Math Shift 6 Dual Intensity
College and Career Readiness Use Technology and Digital Media Strategically and Capably
First LEGO League
Mission:LEGO
Extreme Weather Local TV meteorologist
talked about meteorology
and television broadcasting
Used green screen wall to
make kids into
Weathercasters
ELA Shift 2 Knowledge in the
Disciplines
ELA Shift 6 Academic Vocabulary
College and Career Readiness Use
Technology and Digital Media
Strategically and Capably
Takeapart Tuesday
ELA Shift 2 Knowledge in the
Disciplines
ELA Shift 6 Academic
Vocabulary
Math Shift 5 Application
Community donated
broken and used
technology
Bring Your Own Tool event
Patrons work together to
take apart the machines
and figure out how they
worked
More Programs
Now Make Your Own Book
Minecraft
Smartplay
3D Printer Certification
Teen Volunteers
Summer
Young Scientists
MOST Museum (OCPL)
Zoo to You (OCPL)
Maker Mondays
Kids Can Cook
LEGO Angry Birds
What’s Next?
Questions?
Resources
www.fflib.org
www.engageny.org
www.corestandards.org
www.slj.com
www.voyamagazine.com
www.nyla.org
www.ala.org
www.ocmboces.org
Thank you!
For further information or to schedule an FFL Innovation Tour
please contact:
Susan Considine
Executive Director
@sconsidine
