This week classes came to the Library for a book exchange and then went to visit our Christian Book Fair brought to us by Lighthouse Books.
While many students in grade 5 went on field trips, the ones that stayed at school were read the following book:
Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch! by Eileen Spinelli
This book shows the powerful way love can transform a whole neighborhood, even if it was by accident.
Monday, February 15, 2010
February 1-5, 2010 RABs
Kindergarten: Mattland by Hazel Hutchins
Grade 1: Wanda's Freckles by Barbara Azore
Grade 2: The King's Taster by Kenneth Oppel
Grade 3: (fieldtrips)
Grade 4: Reviewed "We are a Team" poster in Library
Grade 5:
Grade 1: Wanda's Freckles by Barbara Azore
Grade 2: The King's Taster by Kenneth Oppel
Grade 3: (fieldtrips)
Grade 4: Reviewed "We are a Team" poster in Library
Grade 5:
Monday, February 1, 2010
RABs January 25-29, 2010
Kindergarten: Russell the Sheep by Rob Scotton
Grade 1: Library Lil by Suzanne Williams
Grade 2: Young Authors Day at Pokeweed Public School
Grade 3: Stanley at Sea by Linda Bailey
Grade 4: The Final Game by William Roy Brownridge. Instead of a read alound, in one class we talked about the ideas on the We Are a Team Poster; about taking things that don’t belong to us and what kinds of things happen when we do.
Grade 5: Timmerman Was Here by Colleen Sydor (the ending reminds me of the Johnny Appleseed story and also a little bit of Bone Button Borscht/Stone Soup stories.) About leaving a place better than when you found it.
Grade 1: Library Lil by Suzanne Williams
Grade 2: Young Authors Day at Pokeweed Public School
Grade 3: Stanley at Sea by Linda Bailey
Grade 4: The Final Game by William Roy Brownridge. Instead of a read alound, in one class we talked about the ideas on the We Are a Team Poster; about taking things that don’t belong to us and what kinds of things happen when we do.
Grade 5: Timmerman Was Here by Colleen Sydor (the ending reminds me of the Johnny Appleseed story and also a little bit of Bone Button Borscht/Stone Soup stories.) About leaving a place better than when you found it.
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