Learning in the Library

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On display

File_000 (1)The second graders just finished making whimsical wooden sculptures with Miss Joyce, the art teacher.  The colorful three-dimensional constructions are currently on display in the library for everyone to enjoy!

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Dot Day art

Here are some of the art students made in celebration of Dot Day 2015.

Dot Paintings

Dot Paintings

 

Dots on dots!

Dots on dots!

10 black dots can make the universe!

10 black dots can make the universe!

10 black dots can make a dinosaur!

10 black dots can make a dinosaur!

10 black dots can make an elephant!

10 black dots can make an elephant!

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Student work on display

glacier and volcano

glacier and volcano

The students in Mrs. David’s fifth grade have been studying changes in the earth’s surface.  For a culminating activity, the students made models of volcanoes, rivers, and glaciers.  Some of the model are now on display in the library.

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Fun with drawing books

truck drawing booktruck by AlexMany students enjoy checking out drawing books from the library’s wide selection.  The books range in skill level from easy to difficult.  Fourth grader Alex recently checked out Let’s Draw a Truck with Shapes by Joanne Randolph and drew a truck of his own.  Nice job, Alex!

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“My Career” by Kelli

Do you know what I want to be when I become an adult?  I want to be an elementary school math teacher so I can help kids learn.

I want to be a math teacher because I like kids.  I think I can help people of all ages.  I think I can help them because I am great at math!  I know my multiplication and division facts so I could be good at it.

To be a math teacher, you have to think mathematically and you need to know some tricks like the finger trick for nines in multiplication.  I know what all the key words mean.

I think I will be a good math teacher.

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