Learning in the Library

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Wall of Fame grows!

File_000 (1)The Library Wall of Fame has grown to include a total of 16 classes.  The following classes earned a spot on the Wall this week:  Mrs. Dupere, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Sylvestre’s kindergartners;  Mrs. Abell’s first graders; Mrs. Gillis’ second graders; Mrs. Paradis and Mrs. Gallagher’s fourth graders; Mrs. Bradbury and Ms. Oakes’ fifth graders; and Miss Spinney and Mrs. Brown’s sixth graders. Congratulations, students!

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Library Wall of Fame

At the end of every school year, the students are challenged to return all their borrowed library books.  When everyone in a class meets that challenge, the class is featured on the Library Wall of Fame.  So far, five classes are proudly listed on the Wall of Fame.  They are Mrs. McCall’s class, Mrs. Cote’s first graders, Mrs. Carlisle’s kindergartners, Mrs. Sturtevant’s second graders, and Mrs. Meehan’s fifth graders.  Which class will be next?

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Book returns recognized

yellow chartMrs. Dillane’s Yellow Room friends filled their fifth book return chart this week.  Mrs. Bemis’ first graders completed another book File_000 (29)return poster puzzle.  Hooray for responsible library users!  The children in both groups received small prizes for their accomplishment.

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What goes together?

Mickey and Minnie balloonsBacon and eggs, salt and pepper, Mickey and Minnie…lots of things go together!  This week’s contest, the last one of the school year, asked students to match pair of book characters such as Henry and Mudge, Ivy and Bean, and Calvin and Hobbes.  Students who matched the six pairs correctly were entered in a drawing for a children’s book.  The three winners are first grader Sonny, third grader Vinny, and fifth grader Rosa.  Congratulations, winners!

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Summer reading ahead!

SPL logoWe know the end of the school year is in sight when our favorite children’s librarian from Springvale Public Library (SPL) visits our school!  Mrs. Sheila Dube spent Thursday with us, telling us about the summer reading program at Springvale Public Library.  This year’s theme is “Reading Olympics.”  Students can sign up for the reading fun the day school gets out (June 13th).  For more information, visit SPL in person or check out their website.  Thanks for your visit, Miss Sheila!

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