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Lummis students come to library class once a week for a 50 minute time period.
Lummis students come to library class once a week for a 50 minute time period.
Students are allowed to check out the following number of books each week:
Students are allowed to check out the following number of books each week:
Kindergarten - 1 book
1st grade - 1 book
2nd grade - 2 books (At least one book must be within the student's reading range.)
3rd grade - up to 3 books (At least one book must be within the student's reading range. At least one book must be nonfiction.)
4th grade - up to 4 books (At least one book must be within the student's reading range. At least one book must be nonfiction.)
5th grade - up to 5 books (At least one book must be within the student's reading range. At least one book must be nonfiction.)
Students must return all books in order to check out new books. Students may renew chapter books that are unfinished, but they must physically bring the book back to library on library day and place it in the renewal basket.
Students must return all books in order to check out new books. Students may renew chapter books that are unfinished, but they must physically bring the book back to library on library day and place it in the renewal basket.
K-1 students typically begin library class with a short lesson and then enjoy three, ten minute literacy rotations. Rotations include book check out, computers, smart board, seat work, book talks, games, and more!
K-1 students typically begin library class with a short lesson and then enjoy three, ten minute literacy rotations. Rotations include book check out, computers, smart board, seat work, book talks, games, and more!
The format of library class is somewhat different for grades 2-5. The beginning of class time is devoted to a library lesson, which could involve interpreting literature, using technology, or conducting research. The last 15-20 minutes of library class involves looking up books on the computers, checking out books, and taking Accelerated Reader tests.
The format of library class is somewhat different for grades 2-5. The beginning of class time is devoted to a library lesson, which could involve interpreting literature, using technology, or conducting research. The last 15-20 minutes of library class involves looking up books on the computers, checking out books, and taking Accelerated Reader tests.
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