What Do 5th Graders Learn in the Library?
In 5th grade, students use the library as a place to explore ideas, ask questions, and think critically. They learn how to find information to solve problems and work together with classmates on exciting projects. Students also develop empathy and understanding by exploring books with diverse characters. helping them better understand their own identity and respect others.
Fifth graders learn how to find trustworthy information in books and online, use technology safely and responsibly, and give credit to others for their work. They also set personal reading goals, explore different genres, and connect with characters and stories that reflect their interests and emotions.
In 5th grade, the library is a place where students dive into technology, creativity, and critical thinking! They develop their keyboard skills, becoming more efficient and accurate in typing, and use digital creativity tools to make visually engaging multimedia projects that show their learning and express their ideas in new and exciting ways.
Media literacy is a key focus as 5th graders learn to be critical consumers of information. They practice evaluating sources for reliability, understanding the difference between fact and opinion, "fake news", and the challenges of the age of AI.
In the Makerspace, 5th graders unleash their creativity and problem-solving skills. They work on projects ranging from coding, crafting, performing, and imagining.These activities encourage collaboration, innovation, and hands-on learning.
The library helps 5th graders become confident readers, skilled tech users, creative problem solvers, and critical thinkers who are ready to engage with the world around them!