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Looking good!!!!
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How fun! Thanks for giving us this opportunity to share.
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http://www.tinyurl.com/mmslib
I look forward to sharing and gaining ideas. My web for Collins is:
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It is a work in progresss.
Beth Jones
I like this! Haven't had time to update MY library's page yet, but I'll let y'all see it. I'm working on another more streamlined version of this website, but this was my first crack at it. Just as Beth said above, it's a work in progress.
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Jacci
Wow, this is the first time I've ever blogged :-)
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Great idea. Looking forward to using this resource.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea! Look at us using Web 2.0 tools. I'll have to make sure Tim Holt knows.
ReplyDeleteHere's my work in progress, too:
http://sites.google.com/site/episdlxdunn/
Good idea! A place we can feel connected!
ReplyDeleteWow! Ask and ye shall receive! That was fast. Thanks so much for providing this for us. We are hoping to create a repository of lessons that worked, programming idea, and anything else we can share with each other. Laurie at Tippin is doing a great activity and Group 9 was hoping to see it here.
ReplyDeleteThis IS great! It's not a lesson, but I did want to share. I took all last week off for my Capstone and had Becca Handley sub for me. When I got back, everyone was singing her praises! So if you need an excellent library sub, call her, she's on the list.
ReplyDeleteI second Jocelyn's compliment of Becca Handley as a sub - she's great! And congrats to Jocelyn on surviving Capstone week. Thanks to Kayla for starting this blog.
ReplyDeleteHere's the Kohlberg Library website URL: http://tinyurl.com/kohlberglibrary
Readfortherecord.com. Register and record how many kids hear The Very Hungry Caterpillar on October 8th. Jump Start is trying to reach 1 million kids. My PK and K said they would read. Take a look.
ReplyDeleteAwesome library websites. It has inspired me to continue working on mine. Hopefully I can finish and post mine some time soon.
ReplyDeleteHello, everyone. I'm working with my parents for the Laura Bush grant Vilas received this past year, and one of the websites that I've frequented is a great one for parents, teachers, AND librarians. Check out Reading Rockets!
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At the Bond website (bond.episd.org), right under the picture of the school, click on the link that says, "Education Matters: Interview with Mrs. Dunn". Channel 9 was scrounging for a piece for "Education Matters", my principal asked what I was doing in the library that week, they came the next day at 2:30 in the afternoon. I look a little worn out, I think, but it was good exposure for the Bluebonnet program.
ReplyDeleteI am down to one Interlibrary Loan bag. Does anyone have a couple extra that they can send to Burnet? Thanks
ReplyDeleteBest Wishes to Sharon, Stacy and the newest member of the family? What is his name?
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ReplyDeleteThis is the URL to our library website at Burges. It's great to know we are finally blogging!
Martha Marquez, one of the librarians at Bowie, has a great bookmark that she is willing to share. It has the EBSCO and Britannica info on it. If you would like to have a copy of the bookmark, email Martha and she will send it to you. Thanks Martha!!
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ReplyDeleteI hope the turkey and mashed pots are slowly leaving the brain! Anyhow- I am looking for some great multicultural titles. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks a bunch!
Jen @ Zach White
Has anybody heard Vivian Vande Velde speak in a presentation?
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Thanks.
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Does anyone have some great book review sites that are student friendly (elementary level)? I would love the students to be able to get on and read what other students their age are reading.
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Jen
Well, here it goes ... I am joining the ranks of bloggers here. As several of the others, our web page is still very much "in progress". It should improve as we have a teacher who put hers together in one afternoon so really knows what she is doing with Google Sites. She is willing to help me. I should be able to work with the site better as time goes on.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to all who are using this blog.
We can be found at http://sites.google.com/site/ephslibrary/
JP
Wow! Love all of your webpages!
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ReplyDeleteAs I’m making my order for next year’s periodicals, I am having some trouble trying to decide just what to order. The Mailbox and Teacher’s Helper subscriptions seem to be an issue, and I would love to have some options for the teachers. Anyone have any other periodical titles that their teachers like? I know the copyright challenge will always be there. How about comics? I currently get Scooby-Doo, Looney-Tunes, and Archie. They don’t fly off the shelves like Nintendo Power or Sports Illustrated do. Any suggestions would be lovely!
Thanks- Jen @ Zach White
Hello everyone,
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone use the Smart Board in their library? If so, what lessons do you use the SB? I am trying to decide if I could fit it in- I think it would be great, but I have never used one before...*gasp*...I know!
Have a good one!
Jen @ Zach White
Happy Summer to Everyone!
ReplyDeleteLove, Love, Love the library websites. You all have done a fantastic job! Here is the URL to our Barron Library website: http://sites.google.com/site/barronschoollibrary