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Monthly Archives: March 2013
HAPPY EASTER!
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Tagged books, bunnies, Easter, elementary school library, flowers, libraries, library, St. Eugene School, St. Eugene School library
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SHORT STORY CONTEST WINNERS!
AND THE WINNERS ARE… 1’st Place: Audrey 2’nd Place: Patrick 3’rd Place: Paul 4’th Place: Gabi Each entry was judged on creativity, originality, grammar and spelling by a team of teacher-judges. All of the stories submitted were unique and wonderful! … Continue reading
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Tagged books, catholic schools, elementary school library, libraries, library, writing, writing contest
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Birthday Book Club!
Caleb is the newest member of the 2013 Birthday Book Club. We were so excited to receive the book, Timothy Failure: Mistakes Were Made by Stephan Pastis. This was a book that was on our “wanted” list. Fans of the … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Charles, Charlie Brown, elementary school library, libraries, library, lucy, Peanuts, St. Eugene School, St. Eugene School library
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Library Assistant
Jarred is a most excellent Library Assistant. He has been coming in to help shelve books (having learned the library layout and the Dewey Decimal system last year) in a week when I have been dealing with library volunteer … Continue reading
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READERS OF THE WEEK
Today I spotted two sixth graders really reading throughout their entire library time. Love to see middle schoolers who love to read! Calvin was reading In A Glass Grimmly by Adam Gidwitz. This is a sequel to A Tale Dark and … Continue reading
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BIRTHDAY BOOK CLUB!
Here are the two newest members of the 2013 Birthday Book Club! Matilda and Jack have both generously donated some wonderful books to the library in honor of their birthdays. Jack gave us three Step-Into-Reading Star Wars books which I … Continue reading
I Love This New Book!!
Wow! What a great book! What a great way to teach about the exclamation mark! Does this book do even more? You bet! Who do you think makes a guest appearance? That’s right! The Question Mark? Exclamation Mark by Amy … Continue reading
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