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Welcome to Our Library Program!
Welcome to Our Library Program!
APRIL 2025
Celebrating Neurodiversity Awareness Month
Celebrating Neurodiversity Awareness Month
PTA Whole Child Committee Meeting:
PTA Whole Child Committee Meeting:
Slide by Vanessa Kasabach (Whole Child Committee Co-Chair)
MARCH 2025
Second Grade Author Event
Second Grade Author Event
Featuring James Francois-Pijuan:
Featuring James Francois-Pijuan:
Master Floral Designer, Author & Historian
FEBRUARY 2025
Introduction to Britannica
Introduction to Britannica
Learning How to Perform Research:
Learning How to Perform Research:
First Grade Independent Exploration Activity
JANUARY 2025
Little People, Big Dreams:
Little People, Big Dreams:
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Muhammad Ali:
Muhammad Ali:
First Grade Venn Diagram Activity
NOVEMBER & DECEMBER 2024
News from the NEST
News from the NEST
Fifth Grade Broadcast Journalism
OCTOBER 2024
Voting and Elections
Voting and Elections
Second Grade Creative Writing
APRIL 2024
Link to Padlet:
Password:
nestm
MARCH 2024
Link to Padlet:
https://nestm.padlet.org/AbenaAmoh/class-4c-s-american-revolution-podcast-episodes-pr6s3vmjgjl792jj
Password:
nestm
JANUARY 2024
Most Dangerous Ways to School: Oymyakon
Most Dangerous Ways to School: Oymyakon
First Grade Informative Writing
How to Catch a Yeti:
How to Catch a Yeti:
Kindergarten Vocabulary Activity
DECEMBER 2023
Creating Family Trees:
Creating Family Trees:
Second Grade Genealogy Activity
NOVEMBER 2023
Celebrating Native American Heritage:
Celebrating Native American Heritage:
Fourth Grade Independent Research Session
OCTOBER 2023
National Bullying Awareness Month:
National Bullying Awareness Month:
Kindergarten Lesson
Welcome Back!
Welcome Back!
SEPTEMBER 2023
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month:
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month:
Second Graders
Learning About Venezuelan Pianist Teresa Carreño
April:
April:
Kindergarten Reflection Activity for Earth Month
Kindergarten Reflection Activity for Earth Month
March:
March:
2nd Grade Research Activity for Women's History Month
2nd Grade Research Activity for Women's History Month
February: Dear Future Self Activity
February: Dear Future Self Activity
January: Celebrating Lunar New Year
January: Celebrating Lunar New Year
December: Being of Service to Others
December: Being of Service to Others
November: Native American Heritage Month
November: Native American Heritage Month
October: Italian-American Heritage and Culture Month
October: Italian-American Heritage and Culture Month
September: National Hispanic Heritage Month
September: National Hispanic Heritage Month
Selection for Grades K-2
Selection for Grades 3-5
Please use the appropriate Google Classroom code below to access read-aloud videos and additional literacy resources for your child. Thank you!
May: Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
May: Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
May: Jewish American Heritage Month
April: Financial Literacy Month
April: Financial Literacy Month
March: Celebrating Women's History Month!
March: Celebrating Women's History Month!
Grades K-2
Grades K-2
Library Book of the Month
Library Book of the Month
for March
for March
Grades 3-5
Grades 3-5
Library Book of the Month
for March
Grades K-2
Grades K-2
Library Book of the Month
Library Book of the Month
for February
for February
Possible Discussion Questions to Promote Reading Comprehension:
What type of words did Stacey love and why?
What does the word onomatopoeia mean?
Why did Stacey sit by herself during recess? How did she spend her time alone?
What does the word BLUNDER mean?
Last week, Jake said something unkind about Zivko's accent. What is an accent?
Have you ever heard someone speak with an accent? When? Who?
List at least THREE new words you learned today.
What lesson did Stacey learn at the end of this story?
Grades 3-5
Grades 3-5
Library Book of the Month
for February
Library Special Schedule
Library Special Schedule
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