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Two Big Ideas 1. Make everything a game! 2. Breathe! (Take Yoga if Possible)

Two Big Ideas 1. Make everything a game! 2. Breathe! (Take Yoga if Possible) . How does this video relate to you as a librarian? Does it inspire any thoughts for you? . Take chances Learn by doing Teach Lifelong Learning Multitasking Bring authentic items into library.

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Two Big Ideas 1. Make everything a game! 2. Breathe! (Take Yoga if Possible)

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  1. Two Big Ideas1. Make everything a game!2. Breathe! (Take Yoga if Possible)

  2. How does this video relate to you as a librarian? Does it inspire any thoughts for you? • Take chances • Learn by doing • Teach Lifelong Learning • Multitasking • Bring authentic items into library

  3. What are TumbleBooks? (Pretend a parent has asked you) • Online, electronic books • Classic animated talking interactive books that read to you • Mix – index page will help

  4. How have you used TumbleBooks? • Book checkout – good time usage • Classroom – may do activity, station, center – puzzles, games • Activating prior knowledge • 1st Grade – Choose 5 stories; stations

  5. What facets of TumbleBooks make them ideal for the library? • Books not in collection • Interactive – animation • First exposure-different kinds of books • Self-directed • Highlighting – vocabulary • Different voice than librarian’s! • Home access

  6. What facets are better for the classroom? • Games and activities – center or station • Report – great center activity • Tumble pads • Recordables • Homework – extension books • Reading level • Bilingual

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