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The article presents 10 librarian-tested passive programming activities that can spark excitement among students. It suggests that libraries can allow their patrons to show their own collections of special items using the libraries' display cases. The use of photo booth is also suggested which doubles as a simple and inexpensive way of marketing libraries.

The article focuses on the yoga program being offered by public libraries across the U.S. to patrons of all ages. Topics include remarks from Jenn Carson, author of "Yoga and Meditation at the Library: A Practical Guide for Librarians," about offering yoga classes for children at her public library, the creation of Let's Move in Libraries, a collaborative of librarians in the U.S. and Canada, and a yoga program developed at Cottonwood (Arizona) Public Library (CPL).

The article deals with the Get Out outdoor programming for tweens and teens created by Cottonwood Public Library (CPL) in Arizona to get them away from screens. The program has offered outdoor events incorporating surviving skills, trail safety, kayaking, and camping. It was funded by the Arizona Librarian Enhancing Resilience in Rural Communities grant program. Also mentioned is the partnership of the library with Adventure Outdoors USA.