Building Foundations for Early Learning. Family Place Libraries™ provides a developmental framework and comprehensive model for family centered library.

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Presentation transcript:

Building Foundations for Early Learning

Family Place Libraries™ provides a developmental framework and comprehensive model for family centered library service creates an institutional environment within the library that supports families and children beginning at birth.

Rooted in Family-Centered Principles

Birth 25% One Year 75% Wiring of the Brain! Three Years 90%

How Young Children Learn Relationships are at the core of learning Social-Physical-Intellectual- Creative-Emotional learning are inextricably linked Play = Learning The way adults interact with children makes a difference

The Changing Face of the American Family

Core Components of a Family Place Library

Collections for Parents/Caregivers & Children Beginning at Birth

Public Space for Families and Young Children

Working with Partners Developing cooperative programs Outreach Marketing Sharing resources Writing joint grants Providing cross training Working together to build a strong network of family support

Parent/Child Workshop

Play-based and Informal

Parent and Child Together

Librarian serves as facilitator, early literacy and information specialist

Community Resource Professionals Speech, Hearing, Language & Early Literacy Child Development Nutrition Music, Play and Health

Staff Training

How the Library Can Help Trusted & inclusive institution Reliable, professional staff Information clearinghouse Community meeting place Service orientation Promotion of lifelong learning Engaged with families and the community Focus on developing Family Place services for families with young children Enthusiastic about collaborations and partnerships

How You Can Help the Library Build Family Place  Assist with reaching new audiences  Assist with marketing Family Place programs and services  Serve as resource professionals in Family Place Parent/Child Workshop or other events  Provide training for library staff on topics relevant to Family Place (language development, diversity, marketing)  Provide technical support (help with designing brochures, spaces)  Help with brainstorming ideas for integrating Family Place.

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