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| Language: | en |
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| contents | Lights, Camera, Read! Arizona Reading Program Manual. Childrens Libraries Creative Activities Films Library Services Outreach Programs Public Libraries Reading Motivation Reading Programs Recreational Reading This document is the manual for the Arizona Reading Program (ARP) 2003 entitled "Lights, Camera, Read!" This theme spotlights books that were made into movies, and allows readers to appreciate favorite novels and stories that have progressed to the movie screen. The manual consists of eight sections. The Introduction includes welcome letters from the State Librarian, Arizona Humanities Council Director, and Arizona Reads Coordinator; a list of past themes of the program, beginning with 1974; biography of the 2003 artist; and ARP evaluation form. The next section, "Getting Started," includes information and materials for planning and scheduling; publicity and promotion; registration; reading logs; awards and incentives; incentive companies; and incentive coupons. Section three,"Specific Groups," presents general guidelines, titles, Web sites, and other information for serving young adults, multicultural youth, and visually impaired and other specific needs patrons. The next section, "Resources," includes general titles and Web sites; theme-based resources; a presentation resource form; and ARP funding application. Instructions for making decorations and crafts are provided in the next two sections. Sections seven and eight include activities for pre-school, school-age, and young-adult patrons, and clip art. (AEF) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2003 |
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| spellingShingle | Lights, Camera, Read! Arizona Reading Program Manual. Childrens Libraries Creative Activities Films Library Services Outreach Programs Public Libraries Reading Motivation Reading Programs Recreational Reading Lights, Camera, Read! Arizona Reading Program Manual. Childrens Libraries Creative Activities Films Library Services Outreach Programs Public Libraries Reading Motivation Reading Programs Recreational Reading This document is the manual for the Arizona Reading Program (ARP) 2003 entitled "Lights, Camera, Read!" This theme spotlights books that were made into movies, and allows readers to appreciate favorite novels and stories that have progressed to the movie screen. The manual consists of eight sections. The Introduction includes welcome letters from the State Librarian, Arizona Humanities Council Director, and Arizona Reads Coordinator; a list of past themes of the program, beginning with 1974; biography of the 2003 artist; and ARP evaluation form. The next section, "Getting Started," includes information and materials for planning and scheduling; publicity and promotion; registration; reading logs; awards and incentives; incentive companies; and incentive coupons. Section three,"Specific Groups," presents general guidelines, titles, Web sites, and other information for serving young adults, multicultural youth, and visually impaired and other specific needs patrons. The next section, "Resources," includes general titles and Web sites; theme-based resources; a presentation resource form; and ARP funding application. Instructions for making decorations and crafts are provided in the next two sections. Sections seven and eight include activities for pre-school, school-age, and young-adult patrons, and clip art. (AEF) |
| title | Lights, Camera, Read! Arizona Reading Program Manual. |
| topic | Childrens Libraries Creative Activities Films Library Services Outreach Programs Public Libraries Reading Motivation Reading Programs Recreational Reading |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED478309 |