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Ted Scheu will visit the White River School, a Year of the Book school for 2022-23, to tell stories and discuss his work as a poety. The school and public librarians will introduce students to their new collections. The Year of the Book grant provides $1000 worth of books to both the school and public libraries.
David Martin will join the Bethlehm Elementary School community to share with families about the importance and fun of stories.
The Bethel Public Library will kick off their Rural Libraries grant with storytelling by Duncan McDougall. Duncan will meet with students at the Bethel Elementary School. Public and school librarians will book talk on the new books selected for their libraries through the CLiF grant.
Jim Arnosky will visit the Glover Community School, a Year of the Book school for 2022-23, to tell stories and discuss his books. The school and public librarians will introduce students to their new collections. The Year of the Book grant provides $1000 worth of books to both the school and public libraries.
The James A. Tuttle Library will kick off their Rural Libraries grant with storytelling by Marty Kelley. Marty will meet with students at the Antrim Elementary School. Public and school librarians will book talk on the new books selected for their libraries through the CLiF grant.
The Coventry Village School & Library will kick off their Rural Libraries grant with storytelling by Duncan McDougall. Duncan will meet with students at the Coventry Village School. Public and school librarians will book talk on the new books selected for their libraries through the CLiF grant.
Jim Arnosky will visit the Enfield Village School, a Year of the Book school for 2022-23, to tell stories and discuss his books. The school and public librarians will introduce students to their new collections. The Year of the Book grant provides $1000 worth of books to both the school and public libraries.
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Glover Community School K-6 students will meet with author Natalie Kinsey-Warnock for six days to work on family genealogy, story telling, and community history. This workshop will run January 4, 5, 17, 19, 24, 26, and February 9, 2023. |
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Jim Arnosky will visit the Canaan Elementary School, a Year of the Book school for 2022-23, to tell stories and discuss his books. The school and public librarians will introduce students to their new collections. The Year of the Book grant provides $1000 worth of books to both the school and public libraries.
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