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Available NOW - Harry Potter Thru' the Year - Learning Activities for Teachers to use in the Classroom. Released December, 2000. Find lots of fun activities for reading, speaking, listening and writing. Use Book One - Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone to make your classroom come alive with the words of J.K. Rowling. Cost : $14.95
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Visit the Magical World of Harry Potter Harry Potter is the buzz that started in England and spread across the World! He has captured the imaginations of adults and children alike. The main character, Harry Potter, is an unassuming child who discovers his magical powers and trains at the Hogwarts School for witches and wizards. Search for your favorite book HERE
NEWS FLASH !! We have found out that the airing of the hour-long Growing Seasons presentation on C-SPAN's BookTV will be on August 4th and 8 am and 12 noon (EDT). The non-fiction picture book Growing Seasons, by Elsie Lee Splear (1906-1996), published by G. P. Putnam's Sons, June 2000, is currently in its 4th printing. The educational site is designed for teachers, librarians, parents and children. We enjoy receiving comments and answering questions from teachers and their students via the Contact Page on the site. |
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This list was originally compiled by Bernice E. Cullinan, noted reading specialist, for READ ACROSS AMERICA, the reading initiative celebrating the 75th anniversary of National Children's Book Week. The list is meant to introduce children, and the adults who care for them, to newer books in the field of children's literature. Well-known classics -- such as Beatrix Potter's The Adventures of Peter Rabbit, Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, A.A. Milne's Winnie the Pooh, Margaret Wise Brown's Goodnight Moon, and E.B. White's Charlotte's Web, for example -- have not been included, as they are reasonably well-known, enduring masterpieces that every child should know. If you've not yet introduced your child to them, start today!
Fun and Games HERE!!
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1. Encourage each student to dress as a character from a favorite book read this year. (Stress that TV characters will not be accepted.) Teachers and aides should also take part. 2. Costumes should be planned for comfort so they may be worn all day. 3. The title and author of the book from which the character comes should be attached to the costume. 4. Each class should have a secret ballot to elect the costume that will represent their class for the final judging. 5. Originality and creative use of household items/scraps should determine winners. 6. Classroom winners will assemble in the media center at (...time) for final judging by impartial judges (community personality, school board member, principal) 7. The winner(s) and prizes will be announced on School Library Media Day |
Send out a flyer to parents telling them that they can donate a new book during their child's birthday month. Their child would get their picture taken holding the book & placed on a special poster in the library. Their book would have a special book plate pasted inside stating that this book was donated by the child and......the child would have the opportunity to be the first one to check out the book. We had a "suggested book list" attached to the original letter. This also went out to the teachers who also could participate. We told the summer birthday kids that they could choose any month they wanted to participate. The second idea is extremely successful. We told all kids to bring in their books they don't read anymore. In return--they received special coupons for each hardback & softback book. We did this for 1 month. Then we held a book sale using the books brought in. The kids came during their recess & lunch time with their "special coupons" and used them to buy books.
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Gigglepotz
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