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Welcoming Patrons Back To Your Library
“Libraries aren’t in the business of books — they’re in the business of communities” - Curtis Rogers
When our lives...
Summer Of Togetherness In Your Neighborhood
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this past year has left many Americans reporting that they are experiencing more loneli...
Fun Ways To Beat The Summer Slide
Did you know that 90% of educators spend at least three weeks re-teaching lessons at the start of the school year? Th...
Highlighting The Creativity Of Kids
Each year, on March 31st we celebrate National Crayon Day. It’s the perfect day to pick up your favorite colors and c...
Recognize The Cornerstone Of Your Community
"Bad libraries build collections, good libraries build services, great libraries build communities." -R. David Lankes...
How To Use StickTogether As An Opening And Closing Activity
We believe that how you open and close your program or instruction is as important as the content. Children’s schedul...
Celebrate The Heart Of Your School During School Library Month
When you hear ‘heart of the school’ what is the first thing that comes to mind? As school libraries grow in popularit...
Inspire Student Collaboration To Restore Our Earth
In April, we celebrate Earth Day on Friday the 22nd. The theme for Earth Day 2022 is “Invest In Our Planet”. The conc...
4 Ways To Promote Collaboration Between Rejoining Students
With schools across that country transitioning back to in-person models after nearly a year of bouncing between remot...
Solving the Puzzle of Social and Emotional Learning
Solving the Puzzle of Social and Emotional Learning
During the pandemic, parents and teachers have searched for new ...
Boosting Spirits, Building Teams, One Sticker at a Time
Boosting Spirits, Building Teams, One Sticker at a Time
As 2021 begins, all of us at StickTogether are reflecting on...
Outrunning the Digital Avalanche This Season (Let’s StickTogether®!)
Outrunning the Digital Avalanche This Season (Let’s StickTogether!)
Emails. Texts. Instant message dings. Even in ...