Summer Reading Challenge 2019
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And, if you're already signed up, continue reading to complete the challenge. You can earn a FREE BOOK, which you will select online and it will be mailed to you.
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This Month @CPL
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Click on the image for more info!
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Friends Clearance Sale
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July 1 - 15, Used books with an orange price sticker are 50% off the marked price, at our Downtown and Sunset locations. Stock up now!
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Teacher Resources
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Chandler teachers, are you working on your curriculum plans for the upcoming academic year? Don't forget that the Chandler Public Library has many
resources and services
to assist you in having a successful year! Learn about our databases full of credible resources, schedule a class tour, and more! Or, let us come to your class for a "Library 101" presentation.
Please let us know how we can assist you!
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High Five: Play!
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What brings parents and children from all over the city to Chandler Public Libraries? Storytime! High Five is a great addition to Storytimes at Chandler Public Library, and introduces five key concepts in early literacy: Talk, Sing, Read, Write and Play. Read on for some great playtime ideas that will encourage language learning.
Bath time is a great opportunity to incorporate reading and child-led playtime. As long as your child is safe sitting up in the tub unassisted, you can try reading a few stories well before their fingers and toes get pruney. Supply toys that go along with the theme of the book and let your child act out the story as you read. Requesting a retelling of the story brings attention to the idea that books have a beginning, middle and end. If your child gets the sequencing wrong, or creates an entirely new story, just sit back and enjoy watching his imagination in action.
Five Little Ducks by Ivan Bates and
Duck, Duck, Dinosaur: Bubble Blast by Eileen Spinelli are a couple of great choices to get you started. Or grab some child-safe bowls and kitchen utensils for a little bathtime rendition of
Bunny Cakes by Rosemary Wells. Plastic Easter eggs pair well with Jory John's
The Good Egg. Well, you get the idea. Now grab some books plus a few accoutrements and start playing!
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What Are Librarians Reading?
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Looking for:
Language Learning
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Our popular language-learning database, Mango Languages, has a new look! But don't worry - you'll still be able to access courses for over 70 languages, and resume any courses you've already started. Mango language courses feature interactive lessons with text, audio and real-time translations. Some languages have specialty courses that focus on business, medical, legal or other vocabulary.
To access Mango, visit chandlerlibrary.org and hover your mouse over the purple Research & Learning tab, then choose Mango Languages under Online Learning. You can use Mango as a guest, or create a profile that will save your work and keep track of your lessons. Then choose your language and get started!
Can't make it in to the library to get a card? We now offer eCards that allow access to our online resources, including Mango! If you're a Maricopa County resident, you can fill out the
online form to register for your eCard. See more at our
Get a Library Card page. eCard users can come in to the library at any time to upgrade to a full-access card that allows checkout of books and other physical materials.
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Chandler Basha Library
5990 S Val Vista Drive
Chandler, AZ 85249
Chandler Downtown Library
22 S Delaware Street
Chandler, AZ 85225
Chandler Hamilton Library
3700 S Arizona Avenue
Chandler, AZ 85248
Chandler Sunset Library
4930 W Ray Road
Chandler AZ 85226
480-782-2800
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