Target: Learning Centers

[Karri Freeney <Stickarr@AOL.COM>]

I am a new librarian at a k-5 school and would like to have learning centers in the 
library for kids to use independently.  Can anyone suggest how I can use learning 
centers in the libbrary without constantly watching over the kids while they work?  
Where can I go for some good center ideas?  Are there any major cons to having 
learning centers in the library?

Thank you,
Karri Freeney, Librarian
Lakeshore Library, Moorseville, NC
stickarr@aol.com

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