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International Dot Day!
International Dot Day!
AIS Library will celebrate The International Dot Day from Sept. 16- 20 with variety of activities appropriate to grade level. Let's make a good mark and see where this take us this academic year 2024-2025!
Celebrate Roald Dahl, join the
Celebrate Roald Dahl, join the
" Matilda Reading Challenge"
" Matilda Reading Challenge"
Reading period is from August 15, completed reading challenge entries must be submitted on July 20. Get your entri
Agree or Disagree?
Agree or Disagree?
Check out our Banned Books Display, read why they were banned from other libraries, and join the poll in our Agree or Disagree
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The Day
The Day
What? www.theday.co.uk is a balanced, digital news resource turning news into lessons
Who? Adaptable for students of ALL abilities and ALL ages with different reading levels and useful accessibility features
Why? Saves teachers' hours of valuable planning time with topical engaging news articles that young people want to read improving their critical literacy and oracy skills
Where? The Day is used in form time, across all curriculum subjects, PSHE and assemblies
An activation link has been sent to you on August 21 or 22.
Check your email to activate your The Day account.
Library Calendar of Events 2024-2025
August -
New Arrivals Sneak Peek
Matilda Reading Challenge begins
September
16-20 International Dot Week
20 Roald Dahl Day: Matilda Reading Challenge ends
22 - 28 Sept. Banned Books Week
October
9-15 Thadingyut Week
25 - 31 Spooky Story-telling Week
November
Diverse Reading Challenge
Fall Pumpkin Character Contest
December
1-15 Gingerbread House Contest
5-6 Winter Book Fair
January - February
27 Family Literacy Day
March
2 Dr. Seuss Day (post celeb. 3rd)
9-15 Thadingyut Week
25 - 31 Spooky Story-telling Week
April
6-12 Library Week
12 D.E.A.R Day
22 Earth Day
May
Book Returns and Inventory
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