TD Summer Reading Club Kicks off with StoryMobs!

June 11, 2014 | TPL Staff | Comments (0)

We’re kicking off the 2014 TD Summer Reading Club on June 28 with national StoryMobs!  Join kids and other families from six provinces across Canada for a one-day-only national public library event.

What is a StoryMob?

Kids and families assemble and combine great children’s books, flash mobs, costumes and props, music, dancing and reading out loud. It’s a fun and exciting way to engage with books, stories and your community.

Book selection for the 2014 TD Summer Reading Club StoryMob

Busybeaverbook

Busy Beaver
Written and illustrated by: Nicholas Oldland

·  Regular print book

·  ebook

 

 

 

 

 How to Join the June 28th Toronto Public Library StoryMob 

 

  1.  Read Busy Beaver (and read it again!)
    ·      Regular print book
    ·      eBook
  2. Download scripts and sign up for reader parts on storymobs.ca.
  3. Visit storymobs.ca on June 20th to find out the location and timing. StoryMobs will be hosted at four Toronto Public Library locations.
  4. Show up and get StoryMobing!

StoryMobs at Canadian Public Libraries

You’re not alone. Canadian familes are storymobing with you all accross Canada. Here’s a list of where:

Alberta

Edmonton Public Library, Castle Downs Branch (Edmonton)

Manitoba

Winnipeg Public Library, Millennium Branch (Winnipeg)

Winnipeg Public Library, La Bibliothèque de Saint-Boniface (Winnipeg)

Newfoundland and Labrador

Canbonear Public Library, (Canbonear)

Prince Edward Island

PEI Public Service Library, Confederation Centre/Bibliothèque Dr. J. Edmond-Arsenault (Charlottetown)

Quebec

Bibliothèque de Candiac (Candiac)

Bibliothèque publique de Dollard-des-ormeaux (Dollard-des-Ormeaux)

Ontario

Kitchener Public Library, Kitchener Market (Kitchener)

Ottawa Public Library, Main Branch (Ottawa)

Toronto Public Library, (4 Story Mob Locations To-Be-Announced)(Toronto)

See StoryMobs in action

Pictures and videos of Storymobs from around the world

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