Book Trailer Videos By LFP Students

LFP students have created imaginative book trailer videos to 
inspire each other to read favorite books.  If you need a new
book and would like some ideas, watch a few of the book trailers!

Read-Aloud of "Emmanuel's Dream" Including Sound Effects!

Enjoy a reading of the true story, "Emmanuel's Dream," that includes
music and sound effects from the iPad app, "Novel Effect."

Welcome to the 2020-2021 School Year and Your Library

The 2020-2021 school year started with remote learning.  Click here to view a
short movie welcoming students to a new school year using the Lake Forest
Park Elementary School Library.

Poetry, Raccoons, Britannica, and eBooks

For week #1 during our at-home learning time, Mr. Kleyn shares
steps for finding encyclopedia articles and eBooks from home. 

Salmon Release 2020

Due to coronavirus related school closures, our school's coho salmon 
needed to be released one month earlier than normal. This video will 
take you along the journey from school to stream.  We look forward
to next year when students can take part in the release. 

 

"Unread Book It Up!" Video

Third and fourth graders enjoyed a book tasting fueled by the song "Unread Book It Up!" When the music stopped, everyone had to choose a chair and give a stack of books a "taste."  Students discovered so many books they might never have tried.   

 

The Fabulous Five Read "The Fabulous Five"

Fourth graders, Charlie, Camden, Aden, Dylan, and Kash, worked together to learn the poem, "The Fabulous Five" from the Washington Children's Choice nominee book, "Friends and Foes" by Douglas Florian.  They had such a great time performing the poem, we decided we had to capture it on video. 

 

LFP PTA Support For Our Library

The Lake Forest Park PTA has helped our library purchase many
new books this year.  Thank you, LFP PTA!

 

3rd Graders Read and Reported on Washington Children's Choice Picture Book Award Nominees

In 2017, third grade students read Washington Children's Choice Award nominees from past years, wrote
reports, and shared their reports on video.  

 

Fifth Grade Students Share Favorite Poems

Mrs. Keeley inspired her students to check out Library poetry books and memorize a poem.  A few of her students recited their poems in Library and we recorded them.