All library books are due BEFORE June 23rd!
How many books were checked out this month?
September - 1,156
October - 1,658
November - 1,585
December - 1,255
January - 1,887
February - 1,173
March - 1,825
April - 1,307
May - 1,764
13,610 books were checked out this year!
We also has 1,358 eBooks and audiobooks checked out on Sora by OverDrive!
SEPTEMBER
To get our year started, we read I Promise by LeBron James. This book helps us remember that the most important promises we make are to ourselves. After reading the story we each made our own promise! Some examples were:
I promise to do my best
I promise to keep an open mind
I promise to always be kind
I promise to help others
OCTOBER
We kicked off October with Ghost Afraid of the Dark.
Poor Boo is afraid of the dark, but overcomes his fear, thanks to his friends!
We tested our memory by matching the characters to their quote from the story.
NOVEMBER
1st grade read I'm NOT Just A Scribble by Diane Alber and talked about how Scribble is perfect just the way he is.
His colors might make him different from the other drawings, but his colors are what make him so special!
DECEMBER
While our students are celebrating various holidays, we read The Little Book of Giving to remember what is really important. We talked about the various gifts we can give that don't cost any money, because they come from the heart. Our students chose to give gifts like friendship, love, gratitude, honesty, and kindness.
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JANUARY
Did you know that the first ball drop was in 1907?
Or that Babylonians are believed to be the first people to create the custom of making New Years resolutions?
We learned about the history of New Years through Discovery Education videos!
FEBRUARY
February 10th was P.S. I Love You Day
Every class created a purple heart explaining why they love the special people in their lives
MARCH
Second grade used PebbleGo to learn about the history of St. Patricks Day
Women's History Month
Fourth grade researched Frida Kahlo to learn about who she was, how she grew up, and the struggles she overcame.
Did you know Frida becomes the first Hispanic woman to be honored with a U.S. postage stamp?
APRIL
Earth Day
Did you know the first Earth Day was in 1970 and had over 10,000 events across the country?
Now it is celebrated across the world on April 22nd!
MAY
4th grade was busy reviewing Digital Citizenship!
After talking about our rings of responsibility, we created our Digital Citizenship ID Cards, and made promises to ourselves on how to be good digital citizens.
