Noah Lenstra, Heidi Whelan, Jenn Carson, Kelly Senser, Michelle Bennett-Copeland, Christy Dyson, Danielle Fortin, Barbara Scott, Catherine Jellison
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When the pandemic shut down many libraries in spring 2020, children’s librarians had to be creative to fill the void when most in-person programming stopped In this collection of articles, librarians used everything from outside activities (like storywalks) to motion and movement programs to engage children See how they helped students move, play, and read!—Editor