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Rosanne Parry Visits 5th Grade. Learn more her books and her visit
Welcome to the Lower School Library Site
Welcome to the Lower School Library Site
Looking for a great read? Learn more about OES Reads, including connecting events and activities.
Looking for a great read? Learn more about OES Reads, including connecting events and activities.
Curious about what we're learning doing in library class? Find out more here.
Curious about what we're learning doing in library class? Find out more here.
Below is a poem by Lucille Clifton that we will read and discuss in our first library class.
Below is a poem by Lucille Clifton that we will read and discuss in our first library class.
I hope it will inspire us as we think about what we want our library time together to be like this year.
I hope it will inspire us as we think about what we want our library time together to be like this year.
May This Be a House of Joy
~Lucille Clifton
May this be a House of Joy.
May we be open here to dreams,
and to each other.
May all who enter in these magic walls
feel love and feel respect
for learning and each other.
May we be always friends to life.
May we walk in that friendship.
May learning live in this house.
May it never leave.
The Day You Begin by Jacqueline Woodson
I am so excited to share stories with you again this year!
I am so excited to share stories with you again this year!
Please watch this welcome video.
Please watch this welcome video.
To find out more about accessing resources and materials, please visit Got Books?
To find out more about accessing resources and materials, please visit Got Books?
For class news, please visit the Library Class tab.
For class news, please visit the Library Class tab.
Last year's lessons are still available here for you to enjoy. Please note: none of last year's videos have been converted to EdPuzzle so if YouTube does not work on your device, you may not be able to view content prior to January 2021.
Last year's lessons are still available here for you to enjoy. Please note: none of last year's videos have been converted to EdPuzzle so if YouTube does not work on your device, you may not be able to view content prior to January 2021.
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