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January - Happy New Year!
January - Happy New Year!
All students please bring some recommendation ideas... what books have you enjoyed?
All students please bring some recommendation ideas... what books have you enjoyed?
3rd Graders:
3rd Graders:
We will be learning about GENRE... mysteries, fantasy, scary books oh my! Can you think of some more? We'll read a variety of books (picture books, and selections from chapter books) and try to identify the genre!
We will be learning about GENRE... mysteries, fantasy, scary books oh my! Can you think of some more? We'll read a variety of books (picture books, and selections from chapter books) and try to identify the genre!
We will also study several informational books to learn about non-fiction text features: Table of Contents, Index, Glossary, Headings, Diagrams, Captions.
We will also study several informational books to learn about non-fiction text features: Table of Contents, Index, Glossary, Headings, Diagrams, Captions.
We will read Brian Selznick's The Houdini Box
We will read Brian Selznick's The Houdini Box
4th Graders - We will be be finishing our Chris Van Allsburg Author Study and beginning Mary Pope Osborne's Tales from the Odyssey.
4th Graders - We will be be finishing our Chris Van Allsburg Author Study and beginning Mary Pope Osborne's Tales from the Odyssey.
December
December
We will be reading some stories together, learning about the December holidays, sharing book recommendations and learning about The Hour of Code!
We will be reading some stories together, learning about the December holidays, sharing book recommendations and learning about The Hour of Code!
AI for Oceans
AI for Oceans
Code Monkey
Code Monkey
November
November
We will be reading some stories together, sharing book recommendations and learning how to use the Library Databases
We will be reading some stories together, sharing book recommendations and learning how to use the Library Databases
Remember to place your book holds at least one day before your teacher's materials pick up day!
Remember to place your book holds at least one day before your teacher's materials pick up day!
Click on the Nearpod (yellow) image to complete your exit ticket!
Click on the Nearpod (yellow) image to complete your exit ticket!
October
October
October 15-31
October 15-31
We will read some Halloween stories and learn about Sora!
We will read some Halloween stories and learn about Sora!
fall-coloring-pages-hello-autumn-fox-sleeping-in-leaves.pdffall-coloring-pages-autumn-doodle-for-adults-leaves-mushrooms-grapes-pumpkin.pdfhalloween-coloring-pages-boo-cat-bats-candy.pdffall-coloring-pages-autumn-fox-doodle-for-adults.pdfLetsDrawDirectedDrawingHalloween-1.pdffall-coloring-pages-autumn-owls-doodle-for-adults.pdfSeptember 23-October 9th
September 23-October 9th
We will review placing books on hold - you will have time with Mrs. Roy to troubleshoot any difficulties you may be having. We will also learn how to use SORA for electronic and audiobooks. We will read That Book Woman, by Heather Henson.
We will review placing books on hold - you will have time with Mrs. Roy to troubleshoot any difficulties you may be having. We will also learn how to use SORA for electronic and audiobooks. We will read That Book Woman, by Heather Henson.
Library Class certainly is different this year... I felt really sad that students cannot visit the library. Then I remembered the Pack Horse Librarians of Appalachia - these ladies went to some extreme measures to get books to everyone!
Library Class certainly is different this year... I felt really sad that students cannot visit the library. Then I remembered the Pack Horse Librarians of Appalachia - these ladies went to some extreme measures to get books to everyone!
Mrs. Roy will be reading That Book Woman at our next virtual meeting
Mrs. Roy will be reading That Book Woman at our next virtual meeting
Destiny Discover Tutorial.mp4The Pack Horse Library Project was a Works Progress Administration (WPA) program that delivered books to remote regions in the Appalachian Mountains between 1935 and 1943. Women were very involved in the project which eventually had 30 different libraries serving 100,000 people. Pack horse librarians were known by many different names including "book women," "book ladies," and "packsaddle librarians."[1]:290 The project helped employ around 200 people and reached around 100,000 residents in rural Kentucky.[2]
Just for Fun!
Just for Fun!
You can print and color these if you wish
You can print and color these if you wish
8th-22nd: Exploring the Library Website
8th-22nd: Exploring the Library Website
We will learn how to place a hold/reserve on books in the library catalog so that you can order the books you want!
We will learn how to place a hold/reserve on books in the library catalog so that you can order the books you want!
Spend some time exploring the library website.
Spend some time exploring the library website.
- Begin at the Homepage (You can also click on Soar the Eagle in the upper right corner).
- Click on each of the purple buttons on the library homepage (there are 9 buttons). What do they do? The last button (Help!) has useful tutorials that can help you with your library questions. Check it out!
- Fill out this Google Form after you have explored the Library Website!
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