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Music has a powerful presence in our lives and can be used as a means to accomplish many goals. Identify areas where musical tools can enhance classroom practices and activities and explore how to create and use music strategies to support learning objectives. Learn how beat, melody, and lyrics create focus, improve motivation, affect mood, and foster literacy skills with Wolf Trap's Master Teaching Artist Sue Trainor.
This one-hour virtual professional development training is for teachers who work with children ages 4-5. The Zoom link will be sent out 24 hours before the event to registered participants.
Saturday, May 18 at 10:00 a.m. Register. (Registration opens on April 27.)
As part of Fairfax County Public Library's commitment to the academic success of teachers and children in Fairfax County, the library offers a special library card called the Educator Library Card to all preschool through post-secondary public and private school teachers, as well as homeschool parents and guardians teaching in Fairfax County or the City of Fairfax.
With an Educator Library Card, educators can keep books for six weeks and borrow up to 30 items. Damaged or lost fees do apply and the card expires annually. Educators may renew if the account is free of fees and overdue materials.
How do you get an Educator Library Card? Bring to any branch proof of your address and educator status. Proof of educator status includes official school identification, homeschool certification or preschool verification.
If you have any questions, please send an email to LibEarlyLiteracy@fairfaxcounty.gov.
Lifelong education and learning is among the County's key strategic focus areas and Fairfax County Public Library offers online resources for continuing education and enjoyment. Most sites require a library card for use outside the library.
Fairfax County Public Library offers online resources for education and enjoyment. Most sites require a library card for use outside the library.