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Leah Pearce How are you liking 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

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Leah Pearce  stick bug  baby  thief 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

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Nothing fancy here.. just a quick cardboard bus sign, good books pushed into classrooms and lots of love. #bookbus #booktalkin #keepitsimple

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Our Seattle Public Library partners have been happy to provide "Grab and Go" brand new paperbacks tagged as SPL to add to our curbside checkout-delivery. For our preschoolers, SPL provides bright red "Raising a Reader" bags filled with 4 different books for home reading. That, in addition to dozens and dozens of gently-used books provided by a community donor allow everyone books to supplement home libraries.

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Curbside Notifications Using "Talking Points" app

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Curbside Notifications Using "Talking Points" app

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We have a steady requests for books from students but were struggling to remind parents to come by for our weekly curbside pickup....Enter phone based "Talking Points" app that  delivers messages to our parents in the language and format they prefer, and allows response messages to be translated back to me!  It's been a game changer for many schools in our diverse Seattle community. Check it out!

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Students can send a note, record a video message, or fill out a request form to have a book pulled for request.

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Our youngest students can request books by drawing pictures of what they'd like to check out

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Similar to the subscription box concept I've seen others post on this Padlet, we are offering staff and students the chance to sign up for monthly themed book bags. We use an interest survey to help hand-pick three titles, include an activity, a bookmark, a snack, and an extra treat. Our staff have been particularly receptive, and we're hoping their excitement leads to even more student interest!

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Trying this with my middle school students this month

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Our #PopUpLibrary has been a hit!

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Book Subscription Boxes - Lake Mills, WI

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Book Subscription Boxes - Lake Mills, WI

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Stephanie Unertl
Middle school library is currently closed to students, so we're doing "curbside style" drop off/pick up of holds and JUST started running a monthly subscription box of 2-3 books based on the theme of the month and the student answers to a few questions on the sign up form. 74 boxes went out this February. Sign up for March starts tomorrow!

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We had our first popup library for 4th grade alongside the weekly curbside pickup for remote learners.

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Every two weeks our 6-8 grad  fully remote students come to school for curbside pickup of any materials they will need for their classes. Prior to pick up day I remind them via email to place holds in Destiny for any books they want me to put in their bags. Students who are coming into school have materials dropped off to their classrooms.

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Ardmore Elementary in Bellevue, WA - 4th & 5th grade Library book check out was a success - our teachers also got materials out to students - what a great 1st curbside checkout of the school year ;-)

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Ardmore Elementary in Bellevue, WA - 4th & 5th grade Library book check out was a success - our teachers also got materials out to students - what a great 1st curbside checkout of the school year ;-)

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Feel free to make a copy so you can edit your own version to your liking.

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Luckily we've been in person since August K-2and the media center has been OPEN for business with modified visit limits and material quarantine.

K-2 teachers can request in class checkout with a cart and laptop.
3-5 grade students are about to address a form via a whole school Microsoft Team and requests books for delivery to their classroom.

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My Littles filled out a google form to choose topics.  I then pull for them.  The Bigs place holds in Destiny.  Two bins per classroom.  One stays in room for returns and picked up once a week.  New one comes that same pick up day with their new books.

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BOOKHUB...A Fun Way For Readers To "Order" Books For Delivery From The Library 

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BOOKHUB...A Fun Way For Readers To "Order" Books For Delivery From The Library 

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BOOKHUB...A Fun Way For Readers To “Order” Books For Delivery From The Library

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BookDash...When school was in session but the library was closed, students used BookDash to order books for delivery.

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BookDash...When school was in session but the library was closed, students used BookDash to order books for delivery.

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Here's the flyer I used to advertise the delivery service.