Friday, November 30, 2012
Retro READ - Glogster Posters
As part of the requirements for the Library R.E.A.D. program, Beaver 6th graders created Glogster posters to promote books.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Retro R.E.A.D.
Retro R.E.A.D. - Reading is GROOVY! - the Library Reading Program for 2012-13 - has begun! Check back for the students' individual projects - Animoto videos - Glogster posters - and PowerPoint bookmarks/posters!
"Superfudge" by Alejandra Perez
"City of Ember" by Nick Almond
"Artemis Fowl" by Sauncy Reddick
"Ghost of Blackwood Hall" by Jeanette Levick
"Ringmaster's Secret" by Hailey Huff
"Year of Miss Agnes" by Jose Salazar
"Ida B" by Halle Kennedy
"Bandit's Moon" by Penny Huntley
"Shredderman: Secret Identity" by Cody Richardson
"Savvy" by Alan Garcia
"Coyote Autumn" by Sabrina Rife
"Inheritance" by Carson Bolinger
"Hank the Cowdog" by Warner Martin
"Dog Days" by Lauren Weber
"Moon over Manifest" by Adriana Minjares
"Halfback Attack" by Dario Reynoso
"Breaking Stalin's Nose" by Dougie Drew
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Promoting Books with PowerPoint
The Beaver Elementary 4th graders created book ads using MS PowerPoint as part of the "Go Wild! READ!" Library program! Check them out at the
Beaver School Library web site!
Beaver School Library web site!
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Fourth Grade Library Lessons
Welcome to the Library, fourth grade students! During the second week of school, you will participate in a unit teaching the arrangement of the library and how to use the automated card catalog! You will explore the Dewey Decimal Classification system, watch entertaining videos, locate great books to read, and get to know your library and librarian! Your new library patron numbers will be assigned and will stay with you until you graduate in 2019!
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Computer Loan Program
Beaver School Library is starting a Computer Loan Program to high school students who do not have a computer at home. Teachers will verify that an assignment has been made that requires a PC to complete it. Students and their parents will sign a contract agreeing to use the PC/netbook responsibly, protect it from loss or damage, and t...o return it to the Library "on time" - or pay for repair or replacement of the netbook. Your Federal tax dollars are equalizing education!
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