LEAP Literacy Education At Play: A Collaboration Between Public and School Librarians Laura Antolin – Evanston Public Library Sue Jicha – Evanston/Skokie.

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LEAP Literacy Education At Play: A Collaboration Between Public and School Librarians Laura Antolin – Evanston Public Library Sue Jicha – Evanston/Skokie District 65 Chris Skoglund – Evanston/Skokie District 65 Amy Wharton – Evanston/Skokie District 65

WHO, WHAT and WHY? Laura & Chris

LET’S PLAY!

LEAP Lessons in a nutshell: 1.Introduce subject, present vocabulary, read lead story, engage in discussion 2.Review vocabulary, read a second story, model play. 3.Read a third story, review play scenario and have the children play 4.Engage in play again with extension activities

HOW DO I MAKE THIS WORK AT MY SCHOOL? Audience Funding Developing Materials

TIME TO EXPLORE! LEAP Stations Q and A

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