Library Patch: Reading Passports: Where Can Reading Take You? We all know that students need to read EVERY. DAY. But, I am sure that all of you have seen THOSE kids. You know the ones. The ones that drive you crazy. It is this very reason why I build in an independent reading program around my library theme each year. This year, I created Reading Passports that my students are using to track the number of books that they have read. I printed each cover on a blue sheet of card stock. My students earn a sticker for each book that they read. If you love these as much as I do, you are welcome to a FREE download that you can use with your own students. I always tell kids that if they don't like reading, they haven't met the right book yet!
Learning in Progress (Heidi Neltner) Hunter TAFE Library News Teen Zone! | Oakland Public Library Welcome to Oakland's virtual TeenZone! This website has a ton of new stuff for you to explore! What kind of stuff? We have a resource map that shows different opportunities that the community has to offer you. Literacy Printables Literacy Printables Enjoy this collection of engaging literacy printables that help make teaching reading easy! Free Webinar: How to Teach Kids to Love Poetry Next Live Event: Tuesday, March 27th at 8 pm ET Register Here Now! April is Poetry Month, so this is the perfect time to explore engaging ways to teach your students about poetry! Featured Literacy Freebies Featured Literacy Product Literacy Printables and Strategies Literacy Strategy Printables Smartboard Literacy Files - Notebook 10 Format The activities below are only available in Smartboard Notebook format.
Jennifer LaGarde: The Adventures of Library Girl Galeton Public Library | 5 Park Lane, Galeton, PA 16922 . . . . . (814) 435-2321 Lawrence Public Library Posted On: Jun 4, 2017 In: Featured, Kids Featured, Kids Room, Teen Zone, Teens Featured Through the Lawrence Summer Food Program, kids ages 1-18 can enjoy a FREE lunch on the Library Lawn. Adults won’t be left out! They can also eat a healthy meal for $3.50. No tickets or sign ups required. This program is sponsored by Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence, City of Lawrence Parks & Recreation, K-State Research & Extension-Douglas County, Lawrence Public Schools Food Service Program, Just Food, Lawrence Public Library, Lawrence DG CO Health Dept., Lawrence Housing Authority, and LiveWell Lawrence Posted On: Feb 19, 2017 In: Teen Zone After many hours of volunteer help and generous seed donations from our partners, the LPL Seed Library is back and ready for business starting Monday, Feb 20 in the Library Atrium. Come browse vegetable, herb, and flower seeds and connect with gardening resources and a variety of free programs and events on topics related to green spaces and green living.
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JRE Library | it's a good day to read a great book Teen Picks | Teens at SFPL Water Cycle Animation: Digital Project Using PowerPoint - The Techie Teacher® For the past two Thursdays I have been working on a really fun water cycle animation project with a 5th grade class. We used Pixie and PowerPoint to create an animation of The Water Cycle. The classroom teacher allowed students to choose if they wanted to work in partners or alone. First, each group designed a representation of the Water Cycle using Pixie. Next, the students created a water droplet by using the shapes tool and/or the webcam to take a selfie and then cropped to shape. Students exported their Powerpoint as an mp4 movie file and sent it to me via the Work Collector. I just love ALL of their projects and it was hard to pick just 3 to showcase here: Rachel and Reagan's Water Cycle from Julie on Vimeo. Clara's Water Cycle from Julie on Vimeo.