 | | | ACTIVITY SUGGESTIONS
FOR THE SUMMER READING CLUB
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| Short films about the Milky Way,
space travel and friendly aliens.
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| The National Film Board of Canada (NFB)'s suggestion
for the TD Summer Reading Club 2024 theme
is a compilation of short films that will inspire
exciting discussions, fun activities and instructive games.
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| | | What Shines Up There? (57 minutes) |
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| | | A new window to NFB.CA
on your library's website
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| A new partnership between the NFB and CBC opens a window to NFB.ca on your library's site. The CBC Corner/L'espace Radio-Canada is a portal to free digital content. In addition to the resources and content offered by CBC and Radio-Canada, partners also offer their own content. The NFB has just joined these partners. The portal is currently on the websites of close to 1,000 libraries across the country.
On April 1, new lists will be available to celebrate Pride, Aboriginal History Month, Asian Heritage Month and the NFB's 85th anniversary, as well as the NFB film selection for the summer reading club to encourage children's curiosity and scientific minds. Other fun compilations will also be aimed at children and teenagers. Discover these film lists now. We select new lists every quarter.
In addition to offering public screenings, you can suggest NFB.ca content on your site through the CBC Corner portal. if your library offers it to its users. Young people can discover in those playlists, the films from the channel What Shines Up There? (Summer Reading Club) from home or on a computer at the library.
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| | | Florence François
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| | Programming Agent, THE NFB IN LIBRARIES |
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| | | NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA |
| | P.O. Box 6100, Station Centre-ville, Montreal (Quebec) H3C 3H5 |
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