These 1.5 hour sessions are opportunities for library directors to exchange ideas about public library services during the pandemic. Please note that these conversations are specific to public libraries.
Cost: Free
Everyone who attends will receive a recording of the meeting along with a copy of the chat log. This way everyone gets a copy of any links that are shared.
Continue reading Library Services During the PandemicPlease join us for a workshop/discussion of Summer Reading Program ideas!
This 1.5 hour session will allow librarians an opportunity to exchange ideas about how to provide summer reading during the pandemic. These web discussions are based on the discussion coordinated last week by Carmen Lazo of Pflugerville. After the last session we will compile everyone’s ideas and share them with all attendees from all the sessions.
Continue reading SRP During the Pandemic Online DiscussionWe have rescheduled our workshops to August. Please join us for a workshop/discussion of Adult Programming ideas!
This 3-hour session allows library staff an opportunity to show what they do and for those who are just starting to do adult programs a chance to ask questions & share ideas.
Continue reading Rescheduled! Adult Programming WorkshopsPlease join us for a workshop/discussion of Adult Programming ideas!
This 3-hour session allows library staff an opportunity to show what they do and for those who are just starting to do adult programs a chance to ask questions & share ideas.
Continue reading Adult Programming WorkshopsImagine Your Story:
Programming Ideas for Your Summer Reading Program
Enter the magical world of story with presenter and performer Kim Lehman. You will learn a variety of ways to incorporate stories, literature, songs, art, and science in library programs for all ages. The primarily focus will be on early literacy and elementary program ideas from the CSLP Manual along with many extra programming ideas and tips with some time devoted to teens. The afternoon will feature a youth share. Bring your favorite books, songs, activities, and programming ideas to share.
Continue reading SRP WorkshopsDo you ever need to hire an educational, entertaining performer for a library event? Our annual Fall Showcase features some of the best educational and entertaining performers and speakers for children, teens and families.
Continue reading Fall Performers Showcase – IrvingThe annual Fall CTLS Membership Meeting is a great opportunity to see old friends and greet new ones. Meet the candidates for board positions, hear from our State Librarian, learn about the TexShare E-book project, and find out what exciting things are happening across Texas.
Continue reading Fall CTLS Membership MeetingDo you ever need to hire an educational, entertaining performer for a library event? Our annual Fall Showcase features some of the best educational and entertaining performers and speakers for children, teens and families.
Friday, November 1, 2019 : Georgetown Public Library, 402 West 8th Street, Georgetown, Texas
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/central-texas-fall-showcase-2019-tickets-71708414799
Friday, November 15, 2019 : South Irving Library, 601 Schulze Drive, Irving, TX 75060
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/north-texas-fall-showcase-2019-tickets-71706489039
Event is 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Refreshments and registration begin at 8:30 a.m.
$60 for non-members
$30 for CTLS member libraries
Free attendance is available for Level 2 & 3 CTLS members.
Visit our Discount Codes page to access the CTLS member discounts.
Fees include refreshments; lunch is on your own.
For more information contact Paul Waak or Kim Lehman or call 512-583-0704 or 800-262-4431.
Kim’s workshops have been a great success. With 4 workshops she has prepared 109 people for this year’s space themed Summer Reading program. She has 2 more workshops planned, both in west Texas. Try not to miss these fantastic opportunities.
Kim Lehman is a well-known educator best known for her dynamic, idea packed workshops. She has presented over 140 workshops across Texas, Kansas, and Arizona.
These workshops are sponsored in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts @TXCommArts.
5 hours CE credit
Physics concepts can be taught in fun and engaging ways using very simple materials and activities. This workshop will have three parts. In the first part, waves will be explored using slinkies and other toys. In the second part, various party favors will be used to explore concepts of energy and equilibrium. Finally a “make and take” hover puck will be made and used to explore concepts of force and motion. Continue reading STEM at the Library Workshop
