HHE Library

Due to high demand, we will have a POP Up Volunteer training Friday at 11 A.M. in the Media Center! Please plan on joining us if you need volunteer training. Field trips are being planned and all chaperones must have this training before going!

Names for prizes will be drawn on Monday 8/22 on the news show!

There’s still time to complete your Summer Reading Bingo card! You have until Friday to turn yours in to the Media Center! You must complete all the activities. Happy Reading!

Don't forget to complete your BINGO card for a chance to win a prize!!

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Teachers,

Check out what's popular among young readers. They may be good additions to your classroom library!

Comics, Graphic Novels Drive Popularity of Early Readers The combination of engaging tales, funny pictures, and language children can grasp while learning to read is propelling a booming market.

Trying to find things with keyword searches can be difficult. Check out this video to learn the best way to search by keyword.

Selecting the Right Number of Keywords. Credits Joshua Vossler- Script writer, Pirate, and Hand John Watts- Script writer, Chicken handler, and Hand Tim Hodge- Editor and Hand Beatrice- Chicken Casey Schacher-…

It's Month of the Military Child. Show your support!!

Check out the 2016 National School Library Program of the Year Award Winner. This video gets me so excited to introduce a makerspace to our library! The possibilities are endless!

AASL 2016 NSLPY Award Recipient Veterans Memorial Elementary School, located in Naples, Florida, is the American Association of School Librarians’ (AASL) 2016 National School Library Progra...

Looking for some Social Emotional Learning Resources? Check out my Waklet collection!

Social Emotional Learning The Committee for Children defines Social-emotional learning (SEL) as, "the process of developing the self-awareness, self-control, and interpersonal skills that are vital for school, work, and life success." Social emotional learning has many benefits such as helping children find positive ways to....

Graphic Novels for early readers are becoming more popular. I know quite a few kids that will be excited about these books!

Graphic Novels for Early Readers? It’s Been a Banner Year. Younger readers, seeing older kidsread“Dog Man” and Raina Telgemeier’s books, wantcomics, too.Here’s a look at some new and upcominggraphic novels for early readers, ages four to eight.