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Need writing prompts or discussion starters based upon historical and pop history events? Tidbits for morning announcements and newsletters? Or just plain interesting reading?
If so, click over to Jim Wayne's thoughtful prompts for this week. (Be sure to share the link with your colleagues!)
If so, click over to Jim Wayne's thoughtful prompts for this week. (Be sure to share the link with your colleagues!)
Nov 2, 2014
Oct 17, 2014
All suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks! Cydney
Oct 13, 2014
Do you do your library lesson first or checkout first? Thanks!
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Jill
On 10/13/14, Happy Librarian wrote: > I have 45- minute classes, 6 a day. I teach the lesson first, > for about 20-25 minutes and then call students 1-3 at a time > to get books. It depends in part on their age- I have K-6. K > borrows old books :) from tubs on the tables and it takes a > very long time, whereas 6th graders often hav...See More
Apr 3, 2014
I repair school textbooks and teachers' personal library classroom sets and of course the library books.
I told the student that I would repair his book t...See More
Oct 6, 2014
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