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Showing posts with label Dive into books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dive into books. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

World Oceans Day - June 8th







By Karen Waschinski and Trish MacGregor

Thank you Karen for sharing your inspiring displays. I like the way you have used the theme in a variety of ways for the different spaces of your library.

Here are Karen's comments:
'I'd like to share the displays currently up in our Library for World Oceans Day (June 8). We have a small display case on our main floor calling attention to the plight of our oceans in regards to plastic pollution. I became aware of the photos of the dead birds from the website Midway and the "water" behind the Lorax is simply newspaper bags. Our children's floor has a more inviting, bubbly display featuring "Dive Deep into Books" as a theme. Note that the backboard blue was inexpensively created using plastic table cloths which can be reused as craft drop cloths in the future (and then recycled!). Also, a lot of the watery props were originally used for a past summer reading program oceans theme, so they are also getting a second life!'

To find out more about World Oceans Day check out their website: World Oceans Day

Monday, September 20, 2010

Dive into Reading


















By Lisa Stofac
Lisa used this great display at the end of the school year when the pools reopened. It's a great idea to link the library into the wider school community this way.
Any books could be promoted with this display - I would probably find some 'beach reads'. I just bought a 'splashproof' paperback by Sarra Manning which would fit really well!:

Pretty Things: Splashproof Beach Read, 100% Waterproof

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Dive into books





















By Glee Stormont
Glee has just returned to school after the summer holiday in Hawaii and has completed her first display in time for a book fair next week.
It's a delightful display and is sure to draw attention to the books!
She has included a shot of the display in progress [below]so we can see the detail of the mermaid's hair and scales.
Thanks Glee.