Here is Sebastián Alarcón’s final translation of #LAFE. I am so very grateful for his willingness to share, and his patience with me.
I also have a variation on the translation from Angelina Kyian.
Thank you, Sebastián and Angelina, for these translations!!!
Sebastián’s Signs:
Angelina’s Signs:
I also have a set of Ukrainian-inspired designs to show your support. Click on the image below to check them out:
I received two requests for Swedish by Jessica Iseborn Corander and a parent of one of Wendy’s a students. Thank you awesome parent and Jessica!!
I had a very simple goal in my mind when we were discussing what theme to have in January: keep it bright. Other than that – I was feeling blechy and not super-motivated – I mainly blamed the cold gray weather. Enter Brittany. She had a vision for the month that really perked everyone up:…
You, too can hold a life-changing event that helps both people and kittens at your library. Read on to discover how the partnership began between our public library and the Nebraska Humane Society, how the program went, and some thoughts on how it could be improved in the future. How it came to be: Sometimes…
<p style=”text-align:center”><img class=”aligncenter wp-image-508″ src=”http://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/rainbowcolorcanvas.jpg” alt=”April 3rd is National Find a Rainbow Day! Hafuboti has two rainbow scavenger hunt ideas along with free printables. Because rainbows should be free range! | http://wp.me/p2N1aX-89″ width=”584″ height=”422″></p> April 3rd is National Find a Rainbow Day so it’s time for a simple scavenger hunt at the Children’s Library! Several…
I’ve been meaning to post an update to our wildly successful Little Library LEGO Checkout Club back in March/April (during our LEGO Mania Month), but have felt a little “library burn-outed” since our Summer Reading Program has been going nuts (in a good way). I must bow humbly before the awesome Bryce Kozla Blog for…
This is a sign set that I realized that I should create while working on the ASL version. My friend Sylvie suggested that a hot glue gun or a paint pen would work to raise the dots after you print these out. I think that smooth 3D half sphere stickers would work as well.
