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Marge Loch-Wouters | Amy Koester Wild Wisconsin Winter Web Conference 2014 Unprogramming: Recipes for Successful Programming with School-Age Children & Teens

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Marge Loch-Wouters | Amy KoesterWild Wisconsin Winter Web Conference 2014

Unprogramming:Recipes for Successful Programming

with School-Age Children & Teens

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WHY YOU PROGRAM FOR KIDZ?

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Programming Motivations1. Bring people in2. Entertain3. Highlight collections4. Support literacy5. Develop interests6. Engage community

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BUT THERE ARE SO MANY PITFALLS

I WANT TO PROGRAM...

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Programming Pitfalls1. Program fatigue2. Time and staff3. Money4. Participation5. Boredom6. Staff disinterest

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Allow me to share my secret recipe for

UNPROGRAMMING

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Unprogramming Benefits1. Perspective2. Balance3. Engagement4. Books

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★How does what I’m doing connect kids

to…a book or books;

an author or illustrator;

the library and our services;

some aspect of kids’ interests that can connect

back to the library?

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Space Trip (shhh, disaster!)Unprogramming with Kids

DVD: Traveler’s Guide to the Planets (NatGeo)

Intro: DVD and then a crash landing!

Activities: ★Decide planet characteristics★First Aid with Stickers ★Pick a robot helper★Build a lego shelter★Test real astronaut food

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The Composer is Dead!:Unprogramming with Kids

Book: The Composer is Dead, Lemony Snicket

Intro: Interactive readingActivities: ★Exploring instruments in

the orchestra★Rubber band orchestra

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Library Camp-OutUnprogramming with Kids

Book: Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark - Alvin Schwartz

Intro: Silent ReadingActivities: ★Families make tents★Reading★Scary stories★Walking s’mores

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Anime Club:Unprogramming with Teens

Media: Manga and AnimeIntro: Icebreaker; Favorite

new animeActivities: ★Anime board game★Drawing manga★Candy sushi★Cosplay★Social time

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Dr. Who Party:Unprogramming with Teens

Book: DVDs and booksIntro: rolling the diceActivities: ★Duct -tape bowties★Sonic Screwdriver making★Dr. Who Jeopardy

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Chat & Chew:Unprogramming with Teens

Book: AnyIntro: Icebreaker; Share

new noteworthy titles (awards, lists)

Activities: ★Round robin book talks★Book speed dating★Sticky note reading recs★Social time

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Hey Girl.

I love theway your programsmake kidssmile.

And they're so simple,

they still leave time

for us to cuddle.

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#unprogramming

You got this.

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More unprogramming ideas?

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Visit our Pinterest board for more unprogramming inspiration!

http://goo.gl/O6NKb

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Questions?

#wwwc14 #unprogramming

Thank you, Wisconsin!

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Contact Us Marge Loch-Wouters:[email protected]@lochwoutershttp://tinytipsforlibraryfun.blogspot.com

Amy Koester:[email protected]@amyeileenkhttp://showmelibrarian.blogspot.com