75 Projects for Young Explorers—eEditions PDF e-book

Christine M. Kirker

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978-0-8389-4809-5
Published
2020
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ALA Editions
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200
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Get 75 ready-to-use projects as handy PDFs with this specially priced bundle! 

Includes 25 Projects for Eco Explorers, 25 Projects for Global Explorers, and 25 Projects for Art Explorers. These projects can be integrated into K-5 educational lesson plans and library programming for children aged 4-10. Hands-on activities for teaching children what makes each topic special, materials lists, programming tips, and additional resources are all included.

Christine M. Kirker

Christine M. Kirker is a library associate with the Carroll County (Maryland) Public Library. Since joining the library staff in 2005, Christine has developed and presented many programs for children of all ages, including monthly preschool science programs. She is the coauthor of Storytime Magic (ALA Editions, 2009), Kindergarten Magic (ALA Editions, 2011), and Multicultural Storytime Magic (ALA Editions, 2012). Previously, Christine spent ten years at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) as a research analyst for the Office of Institutional Research. She graduated from UMBC in 1992. Christine presents trainings and programs introducing ways to enhance storytimes through Storytime Stuff.