Allamakee Community School Libraries
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Allamakee Community School District Library Program
The mission of the ACSD Library Program is to meet the information literacy and research needs of all diverse members of our school community while supporting the curriculum through teacher/student collaboration, technology, life-long learning skills, and desire for reading.
Field Trips to Robey Memorial Library - WE LEARNED ABOUT GREAT READING ACTIVITIES and Programs!
Waukon Middle School students in grades 6, 7, and 8 read the following books by Marsha Skrypuch: Stolen Girl, Making Bombs for Hitler, and War Below. We will be reading Winterkill with the whole middle school. We had the pleasure of a Zoom author visit with Marsha Skrypuch all the way from Canada. Enjoy our highlight video and pictures!
East Elementary Visits Robey Memorial Library
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We are COOL BEANS at West Elementary!
Making words on the library light table!
West Elementary Collaborative Read Aloud
I Walk With Vanessa
Fall Book Fair Highlight Video
and Winners 2021
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Kindergarten Lesson: Parts of a Book
Kindergarten students used the app Puppet Pals 2 to made a video showing what they learned about the parts of a book.
First Grade Lesson: Parts of a Book
First grade students used the app Tellegami to show what they learned about the parts of a book.
Speed Dating with Books
Students in English 11 enjoyed a class period in the library Speed Dating With Books. Tables were set up with selected books by genres. Students were given 5 minutes at each table to meet and explore their future book date. At the end of the period students choose the book that they had the most in common with and felt would be a great book to date.
Dot Day
International Dot Day is a global celebration of creativity, courage and collaboration centered around the book The Dot by Peter Reynolds.
The Dot is the story of a caring teacher who dares a doubting student to trust in her own abilities by being brave enough to “make her mark”. What begins with a small dot on a piece of paper becomes a breakthrough in confidence and courage, igniting a journey of self-discovery and sharing.
Mike Mullin Author Visit
Ashfall Trilogy author Mike Mullin visited Waukon Jr./Sr. High Library on Friday, April 4 to meet with Honors English students in grades 8-11. Students read the book Ashfall. Mr. Mullin discussed the process of writing his books and demonstrated some of his Taekwondo skills.
Click on the link if you would like to visit his website.
http://mikemullinauthor.com/
Dot Day iPad Art