BUILD YOUR YA PROGRAM Keri Adams YA Librarian

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BUILD YOUR YA PROGRAM Keri Adams YA Librarian Johnson Public Library Hackensack

TINY SUMMER to HUGE SUMMER 2008 2009 2015 Summer Programs 17 25 20 Total Attendance 59 190 459 Individual Student Participants 55 87

1. STRUCTURE

Tip #1 Be Consistent

Tip #2 Give programs equal/more weight with books for prizes.

Tip #3 Some programs should be BIG but they don’t all have to be.

Tip #4 Sometimes teens want SPACE, not guided programs.

Tip #5 Schedule “educational” programs immediately after “fun” programs (and have them be worth more points).

Tip #6 Consider spreading money over more prizes rather than one big one.

Tip #7 Marketing: School Visits Morning Announcements Flyers Instagram

Tip #8 You CAN feed your teens but you don’t have to.

Tip #9 Remind younger teens that you award volunteer spots to people you know over people you don’t.

2. PROGRAM IDEAS

Program #1 Paint Party

Program #2 Field Day

Program #3 Take a trip

Program #4 Booktalks!

Program #5 Minute to Win It

Program #6 Cooking Class Chopped

Program #7 Book Club Skype Booktalks during SR presentations

Program #8 Pop Culture Magnets

Program #9 Hip Hop Dance Workshop (Bonus: Scratch Music Video)

Program #9 Mock a Movie (using MuvChat)

Program #10 Maker Day

Program #11 Pop Culture Trivia

Program #12 Coding Camp