The attached document outlines supporting guidelines and considerations for health and safety in the use of learning common spaces. The document includes a checklist, resources and the safety guidelines provided in the re-entry plan.

Showcasing the work of the learning commons and sharing successful approaches from across Canada.

"Build your library’s capacity to help youth gain skills for the future
The Ready to Code Collection provides resources and strategies for coding and computational thinking activities that are grounded in research, aligned with library core values, and support broadening participation."

"Taking up the mantel for helping students learn coding, the Libraries Ready to Code project is an initiative of the American Library Association and sponsored by Google. The Ready to Code Collection provides resources for librarians based on their own expertise. Resources can be browsed by different topics and include such support as lesson plans and professional development on topics as diverse as design thinking, robotics and storyline." (AASL)

This site from Ontario explores:
What are Makerspaces?
What is a Learning Commons?
Resources
Examples

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*literacy
*formative assessment
*Toolkit
*EAL Learners
*Science Projects & Notebooks
*Journals
*Teacher Librarians
*21st century skills
*reading response
*design tips
*math projects
*social studies projects
*differentiated learning
*Thinking routines
*high School

The blended librarian in the learning commons: New skills for the blended library