Okay, so in a previous post I mentioned emailing me for blank templates. I received a request within a few minutes of publishing the post, and that’s when I realized that there was a better way: share the templates here!
Feel free to use the free font that I used, or use your library’s preferred font – it’s all good.
Have fun!!!!!
An anonymous elementary school librarian in Texas worked with local families to get this Kituba translation. Thank y’all so much for making these signs possible!!!
A school librarian who wished to remain anonymous, reached out to several faculty members to get three translations of LAFE. Thank you to everyone involved in making these signs possible, and spreading the LAFE message.
Latha provided the Telugu translation! ధన్యవాదాలు
Earlier today I received a nice comment and a question from the magnificent Mary in Indiana. She wanted to know if I had a LAFE bookmark templates available. And I was like, OHMYGOSHIDOANDINEVERTHOUGHTOFSHARINGIT! Ahem. I had made a set of English ones for Library Week at my library, but realized that I could and should…
The lovely Lucila Lontajo, a Library Technician at Westwood Collegiate in Winnipeg, Manitoba, sent me a kind request for a variation on my Libraries Are For Everyone signs: please make a set of Welcome signs. BLAMMO! So mote it be. If you’re interested in adding languages from your community, then check out this post that…
This will be my place to put robotic printables for you to use in your library (or wherever). Please, please, please take and use them! I hate to think that I put effort into something that will only be used once and only by me (<em>how boring</em>). I’ll be updating this post throughout the summer…
