Take Two Board Books, and Call Me in the Morning.

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Main Authors: Feldman, Sari, Needlman, Robert
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1999
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author Feldman, Sari
Needlman, Robert
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Needlman, Robert
Feldman, Sari
Needlman, Robert
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contents Take Two Board Books, and Call Me in the Morning. Feldman, Sari Needlman, Robert Childhood Needs Childrens Libraries Childrens Literature Cooperative Programs Fund Raising Library Role Literacy Outreach Programs Partnerships in Education Pediatrics Physicians Program Development Publicity Reading Training Volunteers Explains the benefits of pediatric literacy programs. Discusses forming partnerships, training volunteers, role of the children's librarian in building coalitions with community organizations, fundraising and free publicity, and working with doctors' busy schedules. Includes addresses and phone numbers for the "Born to Read" and "Reach Out and Read" programs. (AEF)
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spellingShingle Take Two Board Books, and Call Me in the Morning.
Feldman, Sari
Needlman, Robert
Childhood Needs
Childrens Libraries
Childrens Literature
Cooperative Programs
Fund Raising
Library Role
Literacy
Outreach Programs
Partnerships in Education
Pediatrics
Physicians
Program Development
Publicity
Reading
Training
Volunteers
Take Two Board Books, and Call Me in the Morning. Feldman, Sari Needlman, Robert Childhood Needs Childrens Libraries Childrens Literature Cooperative Programs Fund Raising Library Role Literacy Outreach Programs Partnerships in Education Pediatrics Physicians Program Development Publicity Reading Training Volunteers Explains the benefits of pediatric literacy programs. Discusses forming partnerships, training volunteers, role of the children's librarian in building coalitions with community organizations, fundraising and free publicity, and working with doctors' busy schedules. Includes addresses and phone numbers for the "Born to Read" and "Reach Out and Read" programs. (AEF)
title Take Two Board Books, and Call Me in the Morning.
topic Childhood Needs
Childrens Libraries
Childrens Literature
Cooperative Programs
Fund Raising
Library Role
Literacy
Outreach Programs
Partnerships in Education
Pediatrics
Physicians
Program Development
Publicity
Reading
Training
Volunteers
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ589944