Program Contact
Bridget Dalton
bridget.dalton@colorado.edu
CU Boulder’s School of Education and Boulder Book Store invite teachers, students, librarians, and families to join our FREE CHILDREN’S BOOK FESTIVAL featuring award-winning authors and illustrators. The virtual festival will be held on November 4, 2022 on ZOOM, featuring two author panel discussions and free books for Colorado registrants, while supplies last.
On November 3rd, authors will visit several Colorado schools for an in-depth author visit experience (application materials for this special event will be available soon on our program website).
Free author and book resources created by School of Education students can be downloaded from our program website (e.g., author slide shows, book discussion guides, digital book trailers, and class projects).
Registration for the festival is required, and the form will be available soon. To learn more, visit our Children’s Book Festival website: https://www.colorado.edu/event/bookfest.
Questions? Contact educationevents@colorado.edu or 303-492-3351.
Children's Book Festival Author Visits to CO Schools Nov. 3, 2022
Location
in colorado
Boulder
Dates
7/15/2022 - 11/30/2022
Public or Private
Private Program (by request only or for a specific audience or group)
Program Fee
No charge to attend/participate in activity or program
Children's Book Festival Virtual Event Nov. 4, 2022
Location
online resource
Dates
Ongoing
Public or Private
Public Program (open to the public)
Program Fee
No charge to attend/participate in activity or program
Sponsoring Units
School of Education
- Program in Literacy Studies
Program Partners
- Boulder Book Store
- Norlin Libraries, CU Boulder
- Boulder Valley School District
- St. Vrain Public Schools
- Denver Public Schools
- Adams 12 School District
- Otis R3 School District
Audiences Served
- Alumni/Parents/Friends
- Children & Youth (outside school)
- Families
- General Public
- Historically Excluded/Marginalized/Non-dominant Group(s)
- Immigrant Individuals/Communities
- Indigenous Populations
- LGBTQ+
- Manufactured Homes/ Mobile Home Communities
- People Of Color
- People Who Identify As Women, Girls, and/or Females
- People With Disabilities
- Refugee Individuals/Communities
- Rural Communities
- Students - Early Learning
- Students - Elementary School
- Students - English Language Learners (ELL)/Emergent Bilingual
- Students - First Generation College - going/bound
- Students - Homeschooled
- Students - High School
- Students - Middle School
- Teachers - Early Learning
- Teachers - Elementary School
- Teacher - English Language Development (ELD)
- Teachers - Middle School
- Teachers - High School
- Unhoused Individuals/Communities
- Urban Communities
- Youth Placed At Risk