Suzanne Fox, a wonderful librarian in Seattle, reached out to me to see if I could create LAFE signs in Kannada. She had a student who provided me with the text:
How cool is that?!
A HUGE thank you goes to both Suzanne and her fantastic student for making it possible to include Kannada signs!!!
This theme was inspired by finding some paint sticks sold at a small indie bookstore in the area. I thought they might really be a fun/easy new way to decorate our windows. I’ll save you from wondering: we probably won’t use them again. Tried and True Technique Years ago, Natasia created a blank template of…
Many months ago I was chatting with the wonderful Miss Meg from Miss Meg’s Storytime. We were chatting on Facebook where I was bemoaning the discovery of a sign that one of my team members had made. I give that teammate HUGE kudos for taking the initiative in trying to fix a perceived problem. However,…
You could also call this post the fourth unofficial Build a Better Artwork post since I could totally see these being put out for a passive coloring program OR a SUPER SPECIAL FILL-IN-THE-LOGO WITH HOW TO BUILD A BETTER WORLD OR SOME SUCH COMMUNITY ART PROJECT WHERE YOU THEN CUT OUT THE IMAGE AND PUT…
<span style=”font-style:inherit;line-height:1.625″>This past summer I took over the 3rd-5th grade book club at our library. I was very excited to take over this group since I hadn’t worked with them for almost two years and the last time it was in a craft-centered storytime. Since then, the poor 3rd-5th grader storytimes had gone through so…
Thank you for this translation, Cheryl and her colleagues!!!
The fabulous Latha sent me the Malayalam translation for these signs. Thank you Latha!!!
