Good morning everyone! Happy 3rd of July ( hence all libraries are closed on the 4th) I want to share with you some fun tips to deal with summer volunteers, the benefits of having your teen volunteer, and what volunteering entails:
1. Volunteering at a library enhances the teens social skills for the workplace. They learn how to gain confidence, public speaking skills, and also how to deal with random questions from the public.
2. Why not volunteer someone cool with central air during the summer heat?
3. They learn to give back to their community.
4. They learn to be role models for children and teens their age.
5. Scheduling your teen volunteers and having a consequence for " no shows" is a must.
6. Teach your teens about the library and how things are organized to help them improve skills needed for school and college.
Here is a 4th of July craft our teens helped us prepare at the library:
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