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Marigold Member Libraries Workshop May 15, 2019 Librarians : Your new wellness champions! Bar Barbara Lon Longair ir Li Lisa Wee eekes Manager : Public Services & Childrens Services Manager of Partnerships & Community


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Marigold Member Libraries’ Workshop May 15, 2019

Librarians:

Your new wellness champions!

Bar Barbara Lon Longair ir

Manager: Public Services & Children’s Services

Lethbridge Public Library Li Lisa Wee eekes

Manager of Partnerships & Community Development

Chinook Arch Regional Library System

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Marigold Member Libraries’ Workshop May 15, 2019

Active Living & Libraries

Collections, Programs, and Services

“Physical literacy is the motivation, confidence, physical competence, knowledge and understanding to value and take responsibility for engagement in physical activities for life.”

The International Physical Literacy Association, 2014

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Marigold Member Libraries’ Workshop May 15, 2019

LPL Physical Literacy Collection

What are we doing?

We’re loaning out outdoor sports kits to our customers from all three library locations.

What kind of stuff are we loaning out?

Rubber chickens, rubber pigs (really!), scoopball kits, playground balls, footballs, skipping ropes, basketballs, baseball game set, soccer balls, pylons, tennis rackets and balls, lawn darts (the safe kind!), horseshoes, volleyballs, and beanbag toss. To see what’s available and where, you can search our catalogue using the term equipment.

How does the collection work?

We have items located in the Children’s Toy Library at MAIN, at the Crossings (just ask at the desk), and even on the Bookmobile! You can grab an item, and check it out on your card for three

  • weeks. We just ask that you return the kits to the location where

you got them please.

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Marigold Member Libraries’ Workshop May 15, 2019

Library and Partnered Programs

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Marigold Member Libraries’ Workshop May 15, 2019

Regional Programming Collection

These programming kits were chosen based

  • n three criteria:

 Remove barriers  Fun and easy  Inclusive

Each kit is available for your library’s in-house programming needs! Stored at Chinook Arch, kits can be borrowed for up to one week (not including travel time), and come with game and activity suggestions.

Accessible games and activities that everyone can enjoy!

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Marigold Member Libraries’ Workshop May 15, 2019

Regional Programming: YOGA in the Library!

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Marigold Member Libraries’ Workshop May 15, 2019

Library and Partnered Programs Digital Play Packs

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Marigold Member Libraries’ Workshop May 15, 2019

Library and Partnered Programs Sensory Kits: Fine Motor Kit

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Marigold Member Libraries’ Workshop May 15, 2019

Next Steps?

Both Inclusive and Active Living Programs:

 Memory Kits  Regional Programming  World Autism Awareness Day

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Marigold Member Libraries’ Workshop May 15, 2019

How to Approach Wildlife Librarians

No sudden movements Quiet voices Subdued colours Treats

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Bar arbara Lo Longair, MISt, MM Manager: Public Services & Children’s Services Lethbridge Public Library w: 403.380.7318 c: 403.360.5769 barbara.longair@lethlib.ca Lisa Lisa Week eekes, MLIS Manager of Partnerships & Community Development Chinook Arch Regional Library System w: 403.380.1506 c: 403.360.5401 lweekes@chinookarch.ca