Popular Programs for Teens Chocolate parties, altered books, writing contests, giant twister, bodies in the book drop, and more! Learn what works (and.

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Popular Programs for Teens Chocolate parties, altered books, writing contests, giant twister, bodies in the book drop, and more! Learn what works (and what doesn't) with teens.

My Programming Philosophy Whatever interests teens, interests the library.

Considerations Programming Goals Resources Teen Interest Timing/Schedule

General Wisdom Food is Good Prize Drawings are Good Background Music is Good Game Worksheets are Good (

Passive Programs

Writing Contests & Quizzes Poetry Writing Contests Short Story Writing Contests Teen Read Week & Teen Tech Week Quizzes

Body in the Book Drop

Your Library Roaming Murder Mystery Game

Summer Reading Programs Treasure Map Time Travel Board Game Harry Potter Mystery with Weekly Clues Guess Jar Continuing Story Book Reviews

Active Programs

Teen Volunteer Board

Murder Mystery in the Attic

Gaming

Chocolate Party

Recycled Records

Altered Books Giant Twister Duct Tape Wallets Filmmaking Presentation Improv Comedy Performances School and Class Tours

Upcoming Events (maybe) Pizza Tasting (Books with Bite) Pimp Your Book Cart ( Networked Gaming Bleach T-Shirt Designs (photos courtesy of Carrie Smith, Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library ) Game Night

Steal Ideas Connecting Young Adults & Libraries Connecting Young Adults & Libraries by Patrick Jones 101+ Teen Programs that Work 101+ Teen Programs that Work by RoseMary Honnold YA-YAAC List YALSA Calendar of Teen Programming Ideas YALSA Professional Development: Programming

Mary Beth Cox Provo City Library