Once Upon a Library

This item is included in the following series/curriculum: Check It Out

Grade Level: General-Adult
Subjects: Specific Career Information
Produced By: Alberta Advanced Education
Year: 2002
Country: Canada
Language: English
Running Time: 26m
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The purpose of storytelling is to encourage reading and to instill a love of books. By developing library presentations and programs, this episode shows how staff can successfully introduce books to all patrons. This includes using felt figures and puppets and improving storytelling techniques such as hand gestures, eye contact, and tone.

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