Welcome to the Library
The Book Fair is Coming!
Monday, March 20, 2023
The Scholastic Book Fair is coming to the Jefferson Library this Spring! Look for flyers and more information coming soon. In the meantime, you can check out the Scholastic website, our Jefferson Book Fair Homepage, or set up your child's eWallet. The Book fair will be open after school only.
BOOK FAIR DATES:
Tuesday, March 28 to Thursday, March 30 - 1:00 to 4:00 pm
Family Night is Thursday, March 30, from 5:00 to 7:00 pm
Take some time to make something, learn something, and say something kind today!
~Mrs. Hodges, Jefferson Librarian mhodges@mvsd320.org
Learn an Hour of Code
Monday, January 10, 2023
Take some time to learn to code! Code.org has partnered with many other companies to provide free resources for students to use to learn how to code. Try them out HERE
Take some time to make something, learn something, and say something kind today!
~Mrs. Hodges, Jefferson Librarian mhodges@mvsd320.org
Virtual Makerspace!
Monday, October 4, 2021
Thank you to the wonderful Shannon McClintock Miller (The Library Voice) for creating a Virtual Makerspace for all of us who love to make, but cannot visit our local makerspace right now. She has provided so many different activities to try out, from art to music to designing, that you should be able to find something that interests you in the virtual world.
Take some time to make something, learn something, and say something kind today!
~Mrs. Hodges, Jefferson Librarian mhodges@mvsd320.org
Visit the Jefferson Little Free Library
Wednesday, September 29,02021
During your asynchronous day today, you might want to get out of the house for a short walk. Please take a look at our Little Free Library and take something home with you, and maybe leave something for someone else.
Take some time to make something, learn something, and say something kind today!
~Mrs.Hodges, Jefferson Librarian mhodges@mvsd320.org
Located by the front parking lot
Take a book, leave a book
Pick up a free homemade mask
Take home a project to make, like this catapult
Check out this new poster!
Monday, March 1, 2021
This is my daughter, Gracie Ermi, who came to speak to all of my library classes in January about her work with whale researchers as a software engineer. She is also part of a project called If Then/She Can, that works to inspire girls to go into the STEM fields. And she attended Jefferson, Mount Baker, MVHS, and Western Washington University!
You can also watch some of the other women in STEM on the CBS Saturday morning show, Mission Unstoppable.
Take some time to make something, learn something, and say something kind today!
~Mrs. Hodges, Jefferson Librarian mhodges@mvsd320.org
Zaha Hadid’s Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku, Azerbaijan, completed in 2012.
Learn about a great architect, Zaha Hadid
Thursday, February 25, 2021
This week in our Library classes we have been reading books about architecture and architects. One of those architects is Zaha Hadid. She created many of the world's most interesting and identifiable buildings in recent years. She designed museums, sports facilities, transportation hubs, and more. You can see some of her most beautiful and functional buildings in the short video.
Take some time to make something, learn something, and say something kind today!
~Mrs. Hodges, Jefferson Librarian mhodges@mvsd320.org
Books that Help Kids Understand the Fight for Racial Equality
Thursday, February 18, 2021
Brightly put together this outstanding list of books about the fight for racial equality in our country. We have many of these book in the Jefferson Library. You can check them out for yourself!
Take some time to make something, learn something, and say something kind today!
~Mrs. Hodges, Jefferson Librarian mhodges@mvsd320.org