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6th Grade Check Out
Posted by Frank Kleyn on 10/18/2018
Our sixth graders always know where to find excellent books to read in the library and enjoy sharing their favorites with each other during check out. They are a true community of readers.
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Greek Mythology!
Posted by Frank Kleyn on 10/5/2018
Third grade students enjoy learning about Greek gods and goddesses in a book of Greek mythology. Our mythology books are found in the 200 section of our library.
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"Book Tasting"
Posted by Frank Kleyn on 10/5/2018
This week, third grade students enjoyed partaking in a “Book Tasting” during library time. Students walked around the library tables while listening to elegant dining music. When the music stopped, they sat down at the nearest chair and read the first pages of the chapter book found on the chair. When the music resumed, they left the book behind for another round of “Book Tasting.” By sampling the books in the “Book Tasting," students learned to look past the book’s cover and title and try something new and unexpected. Many students discovered that they could take the delicious books “to go” and checked them out. -
Dictionary Donation To Fourth Graders
Posted by Frank Kleyn on 10/3/2018
On Wednesday, October 3rd, Douglas Carl, owner of "A Better Day Salon" at the Lake Forest Park Town Center visited the school library to deliver new dictionaries to every fourth grader at Lake Forest Park Elementary School. Douglas taught students the importance of using the right words for the right time. He taught students that replying to “thank you” with “my pleasure” sounds much better than saying “no problem.” After Principal Miner and Mr. Carl handed out the dictionaries, the students sat down and looked up the word “gratitude.”
Thank you, Mr. Carl! Our teachers and students look forward to using the dictionaries in the classroom and at home. -
Keep Water Away From Books Comic
Posted by Frank Kleyn on 9/21/2018
Students drew comics to help reinforce the rules for taking care of books. Here's Penelope's comic about keeping books away from water. Water is the #1 killer of library books.
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