Here Comes Kindergarten: How Public Libraries Can Promote School Readiness

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Webinar
Registration for this event will close on October 8, 2024 @ 12:00pm.
There are 22 seats remaining.

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Starting Kindergarten can be scary for parents and children, and school readiness numbers are in need of a boost. Dallas Public Library will discuss their early literacy program “Here Comes Kindergarten” and share their planning process, results, and lessons learned.

By attending this webinar, you will:

 

  • Understand the need for school-readiness programming and how the library can fill this role as an informal educator
  • Learn a replicable example of school readiness programming that could be launched at most libraries
  • Learn an example of reflective practice in library programming and how it can be adapted based on program performance, available outlet for presenting, etc.

 

Haley Kral is the Early Literacy Manager for Dallas Public Library and the Branch Manager for the first ever mall library for children, Bookmarks in NorthPark Center. She has worked in libraries for over 14 years, and children ages 0-5 are her favorite people.

 

**NOTE**: Access information for this learning event will be sent to all registrants by American Library Association before the start of the event. In order to take this course/attend this webinar you will need to create (or use an existing) ALA account to proceed. It is free to create an account and you do not need to be an ALA member. If you do not wish to create an ALA account please cancel your registration.

 

CALL Training Partner for this Event: American Library Association

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I understand that a space will be reserved for me in this learning opportunity at a cost to CALL, and if I am unable to attend this learning opportunity, I will cancel my enrollment as soon as possible and before the start date. 


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