Teen Programming - Christy Fisher
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This document summarizes programs for teens at libraries, including DIY Night and Iron Chef Mania. DIY Night is a station-style program where teens make crafts like button making and duct tape wallets. It requires advance preparation of supplies and signage. Iron Chef Mania is a cooking competition where teens make dishes using a secret ingredient. Both programs are easy to run but require some setup and cleanup. The presenter emphasizes knowing your community and adapting programs to work best for them.
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Teen Programming - Christy Fisher
- 1. Teen Jam Panel: Programs (and more) that Work Christy Fisher North Regional Library Wake County Public Libraries
- 2. Large Size Library Program • Wake County Regional Library • Lucky to have designated space • Some programs require supply money • Planning done upfront • Overseeing/modeling at time of program • Can be adapted to work with your community Teen Jam Panel: Programs (and more) that Work
- 3. DIY Night • A 4-5 station style program (my favorite) • DIY Night included: – Button making – Duck tape wallets – Bottle cap magnets – Skill toys • Kick-off to Summer 2011 Teen Jam Panel: Programs (and more) that Work
- 4. DIY Night • Requires some supplies and supply money • Preparation: – Gathering supplies – Making samples – Understanding the directions – Making clear signage • They always need more help than you think Teen Jam Panel: Programs (and more) that Work
- 5. DIY Night • Day of: – Set up tables – Sort supplies by project – Pull out related books from YA Non-Fiction – Review samples – Misc. and house keeping items Teen Jam Panel: Programs (and more) that Work
- 6. Community Sized Library Program • Simple and easy • Can add on to make it a bigger event • Opportunity to involve many library staff AS and YS • Opportunity to involve surrounding community • Minimal setup Teen Jam Panel: Programs (and more) that Work
- 7. Iron Chef Mania • Come up with a “secret ingredient” • Teens bring in a completed dish for judging. • Dish must include the “secret ingredient” • Summer Reading Tie in: – Express Yourself (2009) – Chocolate – Make Waves (2010) – Pineapple – You Are Here (2011) – Food from around the world Teen Jam Panel: Programs (and more) that Work
- 8. Iron Chef Mania • Became an annual event • No fuss summer finale • Can tie into almost any theme • Preparation: – Decide “secret ingredient” – Line up volunteer judges – Create certificates – Gather paper products and utensils – Create PowerPoint trivia Teen Jam Panel: Programs (and more) that Work
- 9. Iron Chef Mania • Day of: – Set up tables – Meet with judges – Decorate room – Enjoy! Teen Jam Panel: Programs (and more) that Work
- 10. Time Spent • Prep time – DIY Night: 2-3 hours – Iron Chef: 1 hour • Set up time – DIY Night: 20 minutes – Iron Chef: 20 minutes • Clean up time – DIY Night: 15 minutes – Iron Chef: 30 minutes Teen Jam Panel: Programs (and more) that Work
- 11. Tips and Tricks • Know your community • The more relaxed I am the better the program • You don’t always have to start from scratch • KISS – Keep It Simple Stupid Teen Jam Panel: Programs (and more) that Work
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