I was blown away by the amazing entries we had for the Book Character Potato contest! It was such a delight to see all the entries coming in and to have all the students that come through the library enjoying them. Thank you everyone who participated- it was so much fun! I will leave the display up for a while yet and send them home in a week or two!
The Books by Jory John collection- The Bad Seed, The Good Egg, The Couch Potato, and The Cool Bean!
Elephant and Piggie, and The Paperbag Princess!Minion!Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!
Phoebe’s UnicornCharlotte’s Web
CONGRATULATIONS to the winners of the raffle draw! Every potato entered earned a place in the raffle- I used an online name generator to put in all the entries and pick 2 winners. Ina P. and Elsa W., I will be in touch to give you your prizes of gift cards to Indigo! Enjoy!
The HHCS Fall Online Book Fair with Usborne Books launches officially on Wednesday! Start browsing now with the online catalogue- HHCS Usborne Book Sale. After shopping online, fill out your order form here- 2021 HHCS Usborne Book Fair Order. Follow along for Facebook updates here – Facebook Event- HHCS Usborne Book Sale. And finally, if any questions, and to pay your invoice, email Deanna McAllister here – anotherstoryplease2021@gmail.com. Thank you Mrs. McAllister!
This week is national Digital Citizenship Week! Learning never stops, and neither do our digital lives. We are helping our students reflect on their media balance, make responsible decisions, and treat themselves and others with kindness. Use these conversation starters to help your kids talk about their digital lives:
Here is the link to my presentation for families about Digital Citizenship again, in case you missed it in a previous post. It includes links to a Family Media agreement, research sites for kids, e-books about digital citizenship, and online games for practicing digital citizenship. Take a look!
This week is national Digital Citizenship Week! Learning never stops, and neither do our digital lives. We are helping our students reflect on their media balance, make responsible decisions, and treat themselves and others with kindness. Use these conversation starters to help your kids talk about their digital lives: