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Oceans of Possibilities with 4-H and Library Collaborations

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The meeting recording and slides are posted on the NYS 4-H STEM page and will also be available on the NYS Summer Reading website. Please also explore both sites for activity ideas, books, and ways to get connected with local 4-H and library professionals.


 

Date and Time: March 31 from 12 - 12:45 PM

Presented by: NYS Libraries and the STEM PWT


This year's Summer Reading theme "Oceans of Possibilities" is the perfect opportunity to connect with 4-H and library educators in your part of the state! Learn and share ideas for programs and resources in watersheds, marine science, and other areas that can be adapted to your Summer Reading programs and activities this year and beyond. There will be time for questions at the end of the session. We hope you can join us to learn more about how libraries and 4-H can work together to expand possibilities for youth.


Please also let Alexa know if you have related activities you think would be great to use in libraries. We can gather those on the STEM webpages to share.





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