Reinforce:
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1 min readNov 7, 2017
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Reach Out | Raise Up | Reinforce | Relate | Reimagine
The Early Years
Libraries guide and model the specific actions that families can take to support young children’s learning, reaffirming families’ important roles as children’s first teachers.
- Conducting Home Visits
- Having Fun with Math and Science
- Exploring Text Messaging
The Transition to School
Libraries become part of community-wide efforts to support children and families during the transition to school.
- Promoting Kindergarten Readiness and Registration
- Supporting Spanish-Speaking Families
- Building Family Engagement Pathways before, into, and after Kindergarten
School-Age Children and Youth
Libraries are exploring ways to develop family-oriented learning activities for school-age children.
- Engaging Families during Summer Lunch
- Offering Family Literacy Nights for Families of Youth Receiving Homework Help
- Engaging Mothers and Tween Daughters in Tinkering and Making Projects
Lifelong Learning
Libraries support adults in reaching their lifelong learning goals.
- Creating Learning Spaces for Immigrant, Refugee, and Asylee Populations
- Providing Workforce Recovery and Job Skills Training
- Support Adult Learning
- Redesigning Adult Classes with Families’ Schedules in Mind