Welcome to the Fun House: When Is a Children's Room Not a Children's Room? When It's The Trove

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Main Author: Kenney, Brian
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Language:en
Published: 2006
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contents Welcome to the Fun House: When Is a Children's Room Not a Children's Room? When It's The Trove Kenney, Brian Public Libraries Preschool Children Young Children Building Design In this article, the author talks about The Trove, a children's space--library doesn't quite cut it--located in the White Plains Public Library, New York. Sandra Miranda, the library's director, came up with the idea for The Trove, although it took the work of many--from her staff to the architects to theatrical designers and fabrications--to realize her vision. With a mission of creating learning opportunities for White Plains' young children and ensuring them greater success in this world, The Trove is really many different things. It provides different environments, and experiences, for children from birth through grade six. The author gives a brief description of The Trove and its programming spaces: StoryTrove, which is for preschoolers and their families, and The Castle, which provides activities, including tutoring, for the after-school set.
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spellingShingle Welcome to the Fun House: When Is a Children's Room Not a Children's Room? When It's The Trove
Kenney, Brian
Public Libraries
Preschool Children
Young Children
Building Design
Welcome to the Fun House: When Is a Children's Room Not a Children's Room? When It's The Trove Kenney, Brian Public Libraries Preschool Children Young Children Building Design In this article, the author talks about The Trove, a children's space--library doesn't quite cut it--located in the White Plains Public Library, New York. Sandra Miranda, the library's director, came up with the idea for The Trove, although it took the work of many--from her staff to the architects to theatrical designers and fabrications--to realize her vision. With a mission of creating learning opportunities for White Plains' young children and ensuring them greater success in this world, The Trove is really many different things. It provides different environments, and experiences, for children from birth through grade six. The author gives a brief description of The Trove and its programming spaces: StoryTrove, which is for preschoolers and their families, and The Castle, which provides activities, including tutoring, for the after-school set.
title Welcome to the Fun House: When Is a Children's Room Not a Children's Room? When It's The Trove
topic Public Libraries
Preschool Children
Young Children
Building Design
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ755295