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The Massachusetts Children's Book Awards (MCBA) list is 25 books for 4th, 5th, and 6th graders.
The Massachusetts Children's Book Awards (MCBA) list is 25 books for 4th, 5th, and 6th graders.
Click HERE to access these books in SORA!
You have until March 2025 to read at least 5 in order to vote on the WINNER of the Massachusetts Children's Book Award!
You have until March 2025 to read at least 5 in order to vote on the WINNER of the Massachusetts Children's Book Award!
Use the OPAC to find books in Howe-Manning Elementary School Library.
New!! Staff and students at Howe-Manning School now have access to thousands of eBooks from home and school using the easy to use app SORA. Use Google login to access the eBooks.
Follow the above link to access all of the databases available to Howe-Manning students and teachers.
~ Library Programs ~ Library Policies ~ Censorship ~ Volunteer Opportunities ~
Library Programs
Library begins with a lesson, followed by book checkout and an activity related to the lesson. The goal for students in grades 3-6 is for them to learn how information is organized, and how to find, evaluate, and use a variety of information sources.
All library lessons are built using the Massachusetts School Library Association’s Recommended Standards for PreK- Grade 12 Information Literacy Standards.
Library Policies
Students may have two books checked out at a time. Remember to send your student’s library books to school on library day so he or she can check out new books.
Censorship
The librarian might encourage a student to check out a book that appears to be a good fit for the student’s reading level, but the librarian will not discourage books based on content. If there are books you do not want your student to read (Goosebumps because they are scary, for example) it is up to you to discuss your concerns with your student.
Eileen Mulligan
Eileen Mulligan
emulligan@middletonps.org
emulligan@middletonps.org
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