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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Shiloh
Almost every year we read Shiloh by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor to the fourth grade class. This year we were lucky to have Bennett’s grandmother, Mrs. Berte, read it aloud to them. Mrs. Berte is a terrific reader and the students … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, birthday book club, books, catholic schools, children's books, elementary school library, librarians, libraries, library, library blogs, MIDDLE SCHOOL, middle-school fiction, new books, Phyllis Reynolds Naylor, picture books, reading, school libraries, school library, Shiloh, St. Eugene School, St. Eugene School library
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Mrs. Wolfe And The 4K
Nothing is better than a funny book on a cold, rainy, gloomy day. Here is our beloved Mrs. Wolfe in the story corner reading Tabitha’s Terrifically Tough Tooth by Charlotte Middleton. This book is always a favorite, especially with the … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, books, catholic schools, Charlotte Middleton, children's books, Claire Messer, Grumpy, Grumpy Pants, librarians, libraries, library blogs, library volunteers, middle-school fiction, Mo Willems, new books, picture books, reading, school libraries, school library, St. Eugene School, St. Eugene School library, Tabitha's Terrifically Tough Tooth
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One More Little Bee!
So excited to add another Bee to our readers/writers this week! Katie wrote a review of The Land Of Forgotten Girls by Erin Entrada Kelly, which she recommends to all. Check it out!
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Tagged authors, Bee A Reader, book reviews, books, catholic schools, children's book reviews, children's books, elementary school library, librarians, libraries, library blogs, MIDDLE SCHOOL, middle-school fiction, new books, picture books, reading, school libraries, school library, St. Eugene School, St. Eugene School library, teaching writing, writing
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BEES!
Everyone at St. Eugene has a bee in their bonnet about the Bee A Reader program! Here we have Nick, Carlena, and Sadie showing off their recently awarded bees. These honeys have all learned the art of writing a book … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, Bee A Reader, books, catholic schools, children's books, elementary school library, librarians, libraries, library, library blogs, middle-school fiction, new books, picture books, Reader of the week, reading, reading award, school libraries, St. Eugene School, St. Eugene School library, summer reading, teaching writing, writing contest
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BATTLE OF THE BOOKS!
Last night was the final battle in Battle of the Books at Glen Hills Middle School. I can’t tell you how proud of ALL our students I have been all year. A team from sixth grade, five teams from fifth … Continue reading
Bee A Reader!
Here is darling Theresa, our first Bee A Reader winner! To earn the coveted bee, Theresa wrote a book review of a book from our library that she really liked. She chose The Dollhouse Murders by Betty Ren Wright. If … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, Bee A Reader, Betty Ren Wright, books, catholic schools, children's books, Dollhouse Murders, elementary school library, librarians, libraries, library, library blogs, new books, picture books, Reader of the week, reading, school library, St. Eugene School, St. Eugene School library, summer reading
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