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Storytime and Copyright

Why is reading stories in storytime considered "fair use?" Making a flannelboard of a story - is that "fair use?" Going digital in your storytime? What's fair there? Programming Librarian answers all your copyright questions related to storytime.

 

Denver Public Library's Read Aloud Program

Post by Yanira D.

What We're Thankful For

Happy Thanksgiving to CLEL Members and blog readers!  This year, and every year, we are thankful for librarians, educators, parents and friends who strive to help young children develop the skills they need to become readers. We're also thankful for the many wonderful authors and illustrators who make sharing books a daily delight!

THANK YOU!

Parent Involvement During Storytime

Post by Jeff G.

I'm interested in hearing about the techniques you may be using to get adult attendees more actively involved during your storytime presentation. Here are some techniques that I have found helpful: 

Friday Funday! Kidlit Book Trailers

Boy, Dianne de las Casas has been busy lately! First, she creates Picture Book Month, that we are currently celebrating (remember last week's Friday Funday?). Now, she's created a website where we can watch book trailers for kids' books. Become a member, and you can upload videos too, or join groups and discuss them!

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