My Congregation is starting a collaborative community Religious School in the fall for grades K to 6. Planning has already started. The curriculum is based on Project Based Learning. We have the only Congregational library of the three institutions. I want the library to be an integral part of this venture. I am looking for new and creative ideas to include the library in the new Religious School. How is your library integrated into the Religious School? What are some innovative projects I can propose? I already do Story Hours; have classes come to the library for Research; and bring book carts into the classes. Out of the Box thinking and ideas are particularly welcome. Thank you for your help.
Ellen Tilman Director of Library Services Meyers Library at Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel Elkins Park, PA libr...@kenesethisrael.org -- Ellen Tilman 434 Copper Beech Circle Elkins Park, PA 19027 215-886-1297 email: ellen.til...@gmail.com
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