Elementary School Librarians

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Comment by Paula Daubert on July 12, 2011 at 9:32pm

I am looking for the description of the 5 roles of the LMS in Standards for 21st-Century Learners. I can't find it. Does anyone know what page it's on or what section?

Comment by Keith Schoch on April 6, 2011 at 11:09am

If you're a fan of Ruth Heller's or Brian Cleary's grammar/parts of speech books, please take notice of a fantastic series of grammar picture books written by Rick Walton. Unlike the the others, these are actually written as stories, which makes them fun for reading, replicating, and using with ELLs. Never knew they existed until recently!

Comment by Karen Land on March 21, 2011 at 9:17am

Spring is here and that means...next year's budget, books, books, books and Springtime events in your library.  Consider reading books that promote healthy eating, bicycle safety, outdoor sports now that the weather is warming up.  I am compiling a list of books that promote healthy eating habits and would be grateful for your imput

Comment by cara delia on January 21, 2011 at 6:48pm

This site is super awesome!

Comment by Kelly Farrow on October 29, 2010 at 11:30am

Paula, we do. It's been our dist. research standard for about 5 years now. Friend me and I can message you more directly about it.

Comment by Paula Daubert on October 28, 2010 at 9:28pm

Anyone use the Big6 in library class?

Comment by Karen Wiggins on September 27, 2010 at 7:08pm

Are there any school libraries in New York State that are operating on a flexible schedule?

Comment by Beth Kiger on July 16, 2010 at 12:19pm

I'm looking for ideas for an elementary school book club. I want it to be so great that kids are fighting to get in. My last attempt failed miserably. Any ideas?

Comment by Katharine C. Adams on April 9, 2010 at 6:58am

If you are looking for a simple/fun thing to do in the classroom for National Library Week, I would like to invite you to Freeze-n-Read 4 Libraries! What began as a simple NLW activity for our school has grown into a library advocacy event we hope everyone who loves libraries will embrace. Our website, www.freeze-n-read.weebly.com explains the simple process. (Promote, Freeze, Get Involved) I know elementary school students will enjoy "freezing" and feel free to make this as creative as you like (Reading Freeze Tag?) The website also brings together in one place links to "cool" and "chilling" facts about libraries along with effective ways to bring about change. Libraries are so crucial to the welfare of our schools and communities! Our young ones need to know! We include a blog to gather information about libraries in crisis, photo gallery for "Freezers" and a poll to document participation. (Web 2.0 stuff) You might want to partner with your local public library to host a community freeze for families on 4/17. My students and I are excited about the potential this has, but we need your help. Please ask your colleagues, friends and family to Vote 4 Libraries on the website and Freeze-n-Read in some way during National Library Week! ~Sincerely, The Freeze-n-Read Staff

Comment by Maria Luisa Retana on March 19, 2010 at 9:11pm

I have been doing school visits since 1999 and everytime is a different experience. I just, along with one of my illustrators, Pat Pollock Rhoads, came back from Ca. after a week of school visits. We happily presented 17 workshops to at least 800 students and their teachers. Our participants range anywhere from 3 years old to our big six graders. It was a wonderful experience.

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