Bookmaking With Kids

Part of a series of posts about the professional-development workshops in our Summer Camp 2009.

Whenever you’ve got a large group—during rainy-day recess, PTA meetings, family literacy or math nights—bookmaking is a natural. Based on Susie’s experience with dozens of bookmaking events each year, this workshop presents kid-pleasers like dragon books, house-shaped books, whale-tail pop-ups, necklace books, accordions in funky boxes, and many others, as well as projects for such theme events as Talk Like a Pirate Day and others. Suitable for teachers, librarians and parents working with all grades.

This workshop takes place on Tuesday June 23rd, from 11:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m., in Meeting Room B at the Redwood Shores Public Library. Click here and scroll down to read about instructor Susie Peyton.

Got questions? Want more details? Need help deciding if this class is a good fit for you? Just email Cathy for fast, knowledgeable answers.

For a Summer Camp overview in calendar form, click here. You’ll find complete workshop descriptions and a registration form in this downloadable flyer.

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