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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Libraries Can Be Anywhere!
from BookRiot _________________________ We usually think about libraries as staid and steady buildings, safely immobile on our city streets. Like, say, this rather pretty one: But they don’t always stay there. One of the most fascinating things about bookmobiles, for … Continue reading
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Merry Christmas!
This is for all the students who go on the blog just to watch the videos (I’m talking to you 4th and 5th grades!). Here is a little vintage cartoon from 1944 about Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Merry Christmas to … Continue reading
Reader of the Week!
Heeeeeere’s Johnny! Johnny is in fifth grade and he spent his entire library time today reading Gary Paulsen’s, Mr. Tucket. This wonderful adventure is about a boy named Francis Tucket who, while in a wagon train heading to Oregon, is kidnapped … Continue reading
Reading!
Here are some wonderful vintage ads on libraries and reading from brainpickings.org.
The Christmas Story
Back by popular demand, here is our favorite video from last year:
Power Hour
At St. Eugene we have a Power Hour every day for the middle school. At 11:00 classes split up into groups and go to different classrooms for 30 minutes of “extra”. For example, some groups might go to math, some … Continue reading
Birthday Book Club!
Joseph just donated a new copy of Rascal by Sterling North to our library collection! We love this Wisconsin author and his real-life story of how a baby raccoon became part of his family. Check out this heartwarming book about … Continue reading
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