Sep 29, 2018
Signs of a successful craft program!
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Signs of a successful craft program!
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I don't usually post about work but today I'm gonna!
I'm a Youth Librarian and honestly, I'm still confused on how I got here because I just can't believe my luck! This is such a dream job!
ANYWAY!
Teentober is in October and its a month dedicated to teen programming at libraries. Its one of my favorite times of year for so many reason; I can test run programs, do spooky things and help teens create or do things I wish I could have done in my teens. Which is so important now a days! Teens don't have many places to socialize that are free aside from school. This year I've got 4 craft nights, 3 henna nights and a Halloween party planned for them. Wish me luck!
But overall, I feel like I've peaked? They know my name, they want to tell me all about what they are reading, what their hyperfixation is, they show me their drawings AND they feel safe enough to test out new names or pronouns.
Guys, it makes me want to cry. Like, have I made it? My bank account disagrees but I feel fulfilled? In this day and age? I'm just like, is it all gonna go down hill from here?
Regardless, I've made a positive impact that is pretty difficult to achieve in teen programming and I'm overwhelmed by such a realization.
Silent Book Clubs are popping up in coffee shops, community centers, and public libraries in several countries. Librarians see them as an opportunity to engage less social readers of all ages with low-cost, low-tech programming.
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My Official Tumblr Program At The Library...has three teens registered for it, supposed to start ten minutes ago, none have showed up.
So, I’m just...hanging out on the tumblrs, hoping some young people show up so I feel less awkward.
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Definitely going to want to try some of these ideas geared towards teen library programming! I love all the creativity!
Programming for the teen demographic can be a complicated process, so why not take to Pinterest to look for ideas like this one? For additional programming suggestions, check out my Pinterest board here!