Librarian: Diane McKamy
Paraprofessional: Leigh-Anne Heins
Intern: Nick LaVoie
Hours: 6:45am---3:00pm (2:00pm Fridays)
hours may vary--check in library daily for exact hours
September is Read a New Book Month
When a person opens the pages of a new book, they can easily find themselves swept up in a delightful world of unique and interesting characters and stories, or maybe just compelling information. The best books, even instructional ones, guide the reader through a storyscape that builds up and shares the vision of something the author wanted to share with the people of the world.
Read A New Book Month is the perfect opportunity to pick up that novel you’ve been meaning to start, that DIY manual you bought to work on that project but never actually read, or even a technical manual to help with the understanding of a new piece of machinery.
It’s time to celebrate Read a New Book Month!
(Days of the Year)
Citation Tool
to Create Works Cited
to Create Works Cited
Simple to use tool from Google: Citation!
Try it--you will like it!
Try it--you will like it!
WGBH--PBS Learning Media
Many resources in many disciplines--watch a video, do an interactive lesson, listen to an audio, cruise a media gallery, or explore a document. Become a citizen scientist with NOVA Labs or check out OFF BOOK to see how art is evolving in the time of technology.
(Ignore the "kiddie" graphics--once you are into the discipline--language arts, math, etc., you can choose which grade and what kind of material you want to work with)
circ desk videoThanks to Mrs. Calderone's Public Art Class 2018-2019
Click the icon to experience library videos--you might be surprised at how much fun they can be...
Need a Primary Source:
Link to the Research Guides Page and then go to "Pathfinders" for a list of resources to find credible primary sources.
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