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Tag Archives: children’s books
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When Cloud Became A Cloud
I bought this for the library last year and saw today it was voted one of the best picture books of the year. Love this book!School Library Journal:PreS-Gr 2–A simplified but terrific tale, perfect for beginning readers or anyone seeking … Continue reading
Battle Of The Books Begins!
Some are at school in person and some are virtual, but our Battle of The Books teams persevere! Here is 5th grade beginning our Battle of The Books competition on Zoom and, WOW! What great teams we have this year! … Continue reading
Catholic Schools Week!
To kick of Catholic Schools Week, St. Eugene has declared Monday Sock Hop Day! These two dollys (aka Mrs. Dewey and Mrs. Bartkowski) happened to stop in the library and we had to take a photo. They are cool cookies! … Continue reading
Story Time!
In between checking holds put on books by grades 2 through 8 and delivering them to classrooms, selecting books for 5K and 1st grade, shelving, weeding and new book ordering, what do I do this year? I record, record, … Continue reading
Covid Stardom
I read stories virtually to the students this year and I’ve noticed that when some 4K students spot me working in the library without my mask on, they will wave excitedly at me and shout out HI, MRS. BOYLE! even … Continue reading
The One and Only
For all of us who loved The One and Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate, here is her newest, The One and Only Bob. Great story for your summer reading!
Norman The Doorman by Don Freeman
Ms. G. is back with a selection by one of my favorite children’s authors. Don Freeman was the author and/or illustrator of many beloved picture books (remember Corduroy?) and I know you will enjoy this one!
PANTHER PAGES 