elementary school

Booklist’s top 10 picks for YA SF/Fantasy 2008

Posted on May 16, 2008. Filed under: YA, award winners, books, elementary school, readersadvisory, teenreads, whatcha reading? |

Searching for your next fix beyond Tamora Pierce?  Look no further than Booklist Online’s top ten SF/Fantasy picks for Youth, 2008–hot off the presses:
http://www.booklistonline.com/default.aspx?page=show_product&pid=2719491
You will recall that yours truly picked Nancy Farmer’s The Land of the Silver Apples earlier this year as one of her favorites! : )
 
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Books and Movies

Posted on March 11, 2008. Filed under: YA, anime, books, elementary school, juvenile lit, movies, programs, readersadvisory, teenreads, whatcha reading? |

We haven’t talked about books and movies lately so I thought I’d give you a peek at what I’ve been viewing lately.  Kingdom of Heaven is an excellent movie for middle schoolers who would rather get their World History from buff Orlando Bloom in chain-mail than a stuffy history book.  Don’t miss the second disk which [...]

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2.0 Tools Benefit Students and Educators

Posted on October 10, 2007. Filed under: Cool Websites, YA, elementary school, podcasts, tech tools, wiki |

I ran across this wonderful article today by Steve Hargardon in School Library Journal from Oct 1, 2007 called A Little Help From My Friends.  Here’s a neat summary of information from teachers and librarians ”in the trenches” who have integrated podcasts, blogs and other social networking tools into their curriculum with great success.  Discussion includes Classroom [...]

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Picture Book Folk Tales: East Indian

Posted on July 4, 2007. Filed under: books, elementary school, library, programs, readersadvisory, storytelling |

Here is a short list of ideas to conduct a children’s storytime featuring picture book folk tales.  The theme I have selected is Folk Tales from India but I also list others below that would work equally as well, particularly if offered with additional selections that share the new theme.  HungarianLibrarian believes that children should always [...]

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Build a list..

Posted on June 11, 2007. Filed under: books, booktalks, build a list.., elementary school, library, poll: vote, storytelling, whatcha reading? |

New to HungarianLibrarian:
Build a list..
Calling all Children’s Services Librarians, book sellers, teachers, parents and anyone familiar with leading circle time, storytelling on a reading rug or who has ever been a child..
HungarianLibrarian will soon be building a page to serve as a dynamic, ever-growing list of themed picture books. What do children in your life [...]

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Ian, age 8, shows the new window in his smile

Posted on June 6, 2007. Filed under: books, boys, cats, elementary school, family, whatcha reading? |

 Introducing Ian 
(anyone know how to flip a sideways picture or wrap text?)
Ian, smart and energetic son of the HungarianLibrarian, proudly showed off the new holes in his smile last month.  Now in second grade, he loves math, soccer ..and cats!  His best pal, Pikachu, loves to snuggle with him under the covers and listen to bedtime [...]

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