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Childrens Programming Monthly: We Want to Hear Your Ideas!
Well, Children’s Programming Monthly is off to a good start, and we have already had inquiries about submitting programs for publication. Look for submission guidelines in the January issue. In the...
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New Children's Programming Monthly: Welcome Winter
I don’t know what it’s like where you live, but in Chicago it’s 15 degrees. Our Midwestern weather is one of the reasons the new issue of Children’s Programming Monthly is dedicated to Old Man Winter...
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Do you have a successful storytime program to share? Send it to me via e-mail. If it’s selected for publication, we’ll send you a free-one year subscription to the online magazine. All submissions will...
View ArticleNew Children's Programming Monthly and New Bonus Issue
It’s bonus time! In addition to the regular issue of Children’s Programming Monthly, subscribers can download a free issue, put together especially for those of you getting ready for summer reading...
View ArticlePuddle Weather
When kids start donning slickers, pulling on rubber boots and grabbing umbrellas, it’s time for rainy-day storytimes. “Puddle Weather,” the latest issue of Children’s Programming Monthly, is...
View ArticleHow Does My Garden Grow? Children’s Programming Monthly v1 #8
You may still be coping with wintery days, but here at Children’s Programming Monthly, we’ve put away the umbrellas. “How Does My Garden Grow?” is ready to download, and it’s blooming with great ideas,...
View ArticleContinuing the Conversation: Supporting Early Literacy Through Language-Rich...
Earlier today, we held the ALA Editions Workshop Supporting Early Literacy through Language Rich Library Environments with Saroj Ghoting. We’re following up with a few of the questions asked during the...
View ArticleNew Issue of Children's Programming Monthly Now Available!
It’s up! The latest Children’s Programming Monthly is waiting for you. Download the new issue or subscribe to the full year by visiting the ALA Store.Bugs, bugs, bugs (and an occasional spider and...
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Children’s Programming Monthly Subscribers: November Issue Ready for Download
Children’s Programming Monthly subscribers can access the November issue and our 12-month archive at http://alaeditions.org/cpm. The November issue, Me, Me, Me, focuses on one of a child's favorite...
View ArticleBooks hot off the press, Meet the Authors at the ALA Store in Orlando
Located just inside the Shuttle Bus Entrance at the Orange County Convention Center, the ALA Store offers products that meet the widest range of your promotional and continuing education/professional...
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