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Lopez, M. Elena; Caspe, Margaret; McWilliams, Lorette – Harvard Family Research Project, 2016
Children and youth learn in countless ways, anywhere, anytime. And one of the most powerful levers of children's learning--from the early childhood years through adolescence--is families. For families, libraries provide the books, media, and activities that help them open doors for children's literacy and lifelong learning. Libraries are poised to…
Descriptors: Public Libraries, Family Involvement, Library Services, National Surveys
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Edmonds, Leslie – Top of the News, 1985
Uses general developmental framework to explain relationship of play, toys, and development of young children, and to support toy lending in libraries. An evaluative approach for library toy selection which is based on meeting children's psychological needs is suggested together with 11 titles to aid librarians in establishing toy-lending…
Descriptors: Child Development, Childhood Needs, Library Collections, Library Material Selection
Hektoen, Faith H., Ed.; Rinehart, Jeanne R., Ed. – 1975
Realia are toys, articles and other three-dimensional objects that a child handles, manipulates or plays with to gain direct experience and information about his/her environment. Realia may include: models, toys, games, tools, puppets, costumes, and musical instruments. Children of all socioeconomic levels have the same developmental needs for…
Descriptors: Child Development, Costs, Games, Library Acquisition