5 Complete Kit Ideas

So you’ve done the work and you’ve gotten the permissions and supplies to start circulating non-traditional collections…now what?? Sometimes the hardest work isn’t getting the permission and buying the supplies and organizing the cataloging-it’s coming up with ideas!!

Well, no fear! Here are 5 of my all time favorite kits (with links) that I’ve curated or seen that the patrons have LOVED too!

 

Learn Ukulele Kit!

Ukulele

Ukulele Tuner

Learn Ukulele Book

Disney Ukulele Songs

 

Coding for PreK

Botley the Coding Robot

My First Coding Book

Ava in Code Land Picture Book

 

Sherlock Holmes Murder Mysteries

Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective Jack the Ripper & West End Adventures

Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective The Baker Street Irregulars

Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective The Thames Murders

 

Birdwatching for Kids or Outdoor Exploration for Kids

Kids Binoculars

Kids Bird Guide of North America

Bird Watching for Kids

Bird Scavenger Hunt or Outdoor Scavenger Hunt (Free download below!)

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Handbells Kit

Handbells set

Handbell music book 

You can also find your own handbell music and laminate it for different seasons or holidays!

Music Storybook for Kids

Music Introduction Book for Kids

 

See, not as scary as you thought, huh?! The greatest thing about non-traditional kits is the versatility. If you like one of these kit ideas but the specifics don’t work for you-change it up! Does everyone in your community play ukulele and no one will check this kit out? Could you do a lap harp instead? Or perhaps different types of handheld percussion instruments?

And if you are at the front end of non-traditional kits thinking “those ideas seem so cool but how do I do it?” Then you need my “Curating Non-Traditional Collections” course which will walk you through curating non-traditional collections for your library step-by-step. Check that course out HERE!

Do you have a non-traditional kit you have come across or curated that you LOVE?


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