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Located across from the Teacher Education Resource Center (TERC) is Milne’s creative space, the Imaginarium.

Please stop by and meet with the Imaginarium curators, Cassidy & Meghan, for help with your projects. Office hours are available If you need help creating your projects or brainstorming ideas, flyers with more detailed information are available in the area. There will be a limited supply of materials available for use during these hours (paper, glue, scissors, etc.)

This area contains a die-cut machine, die-cuts and materials for creating projects. It is open to all students, faculty and community members and is available whenever the library is open. The room also contains a table for creating lesson plans or working on projects.

What is provided in the Imaginarium?

• Die cut machine and die cuts (click on link to see photos of the die-cuts we own)
• Paper cutter

What should you bring or buy before arriving at the Imaginarium?

• Construction paper
• Poster board
• Specialty paper
• Felt/Foam
• Markers and crayons

The Teacher Education Resource Center (TERC), located on Milne Library’s Lower Level, offers students a large collection of curriculum resources for preK-12 instruction, including teaching strategy guides, games, textbooks, toys, puppets, and manipulatives, as well as an extensive selection of fiction and non-fiction books for juvenile and young adult readers.

Click here to access the TERC catalog .

Click here for help in searching the TERC catalog.

The Teacher Education Resource Center is open during all hours main library is open.

Walk-in reference service for individual questions without appointment is available. Please visit the service desk on the main floor and ask to see a librarian

Need more in-depth help? Schedule a Student Research Consultation with a subject specific reference librarian.
 

Milne Library hosts Story-Time Celebrations for children and their caregivers during the school year. These events are sponsored and delivered by the Young Children's Council and students from the School of Education. Story-times are open to the public.

Milne also sponsors LEGO workshops for the public. Stay tuned for the next event!

This guide has been created to help with lesson planning. If you need resources to help with education research, please visit the Education Research Library Guide.