For their Bookland Project, fifth grade students read biographies or autobiographies and wrote scripts describing their person’s life, including why they chose to read about them and what inspired them. Several students from each section recorded excerpts from their scripts so that you can listen to them. Just click on the arrow to hear more.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Monday, November 16, 2009
Mock Newbery Club
Fifth and Sixth graders join with Fourth graders to read over 40 books in our Mock Newbery Club. Since early October, they have been reading and meeting to discuss potential Newbery winners. In November, they hope to narrow the list. Middle Schoolers and Lower Schoolers have been meeting independently. But in early January, the club members will hold a joint meeting to make their final selection.
Some titles being considered:
Some titles being considered:
The Amaranth Enchantment by Julie Berry
Peace, Locomotion by Jacqueline Woodson
The Season of Gifts by Richard Peck
New Middle School Reading Nook!
What's the hottest spot in the school this year? The new Middle School Reading Nook in the library, of course. Middle Schoolers have been crowding into this special space reserved for them, where they can read or do homework in comfort. The Reading Nook is furnished with comfortable floor seats, chairs and a colorful carpet. Students can choose from a specially selected collection of books and magazines.
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