Each year, our school does something to celebrate Read Across America Day. (If you want more information, click here.) This year, we decided to host a different Dr. Seuss book each day through out the week leading up to his birthday on March 2nd. Each morning, our principal read an excerpt from the book for the following…
Author: Ame Dyckman
Illustrator: Scott Magoon
Summary: Bob is upset with his friend, Shark, for eating him on the last episode of his show “Underwater World With Bob”. Unfortunately, Shark won’t admit to it, which infuriates Bob. Will their friendship survive this epic ocean fight? You and your kids will be sure to giggle (and learn cool facts) throughout the story!
Word Read Aloud Day is celebrated toward the end of January and the beginning of February, and as the librarian, I’m usually the one put in charge to coordinate the day’s events. This year, I decided to create a series of posters for teachers to display in or out of their classroom, sharing their own…
As our winter break comes to and end, I always have a mix of feelings of anguish and excitement. I feel sad that the alarm has to go back to being set early, but extremely happy at the thought of seeing all the kids and catching up with them! Plus January also means it’s time…
Author: Eva Chen
Illustrator: Derek Desierto
Summary: Juno Valentine was late for school because she couldn’t find her favorite shoes. As she goes looking for them in the deep, dark depths of her closet, she find the most amazing thing: A fantastic world of shoes from famous women. Juno has a blast trying on all kinds of different shoes, but how will she feel once she puts on her own boring shoes again? Read to find out more about the amazing women behind the shoes!
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