OK, I need some advice from this wonderful list serve. I have a school
group that comes into our library every Friday. They do not have a school
library so the public library in essence serves that function for them. It
worked perfectly last year as each week I would do a lesson, we'd do an
activity related to that lesson and then they were allowed their free time
for reading, checking out books, computer time, etc.. Last year, there were
9 kids are mostly an older age group - all 2nd and 3rd graders with one very
advanced first grader - so planning lessons was never an issue for me.
This year there are seven kids - 3 Kindergarten, 1 first grader and 2 third
graders... So my question is - what are some ideas for lessons and/or
activities that the K kids & 1st grader will understand without boring the
3rd graders. It's a tricker age dynamic and I'm not sure how to make that
work for those two older kids...
Any advice or ideas will be most welcome!
Christine
Christine Porter
Youth Services Specialist
Middletown Public Library
20 N. Catherine Street
Middletown, PA 17056
717-902-3017
"Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too
dark to read" - Groucho Marx
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