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I learned about Clips from Apple just this year and have loved using it with kids.  There is a little learning curve but I love that kids can talk and words show up on the screen and there are filters and stickers and emojis.  It's not perfect but it's a start... With the book the Bad Seed, I had students record their partner and tell why they are a "good seed" with text!

There are so many things I love about working in the library...more than anything I want kids to make a positive connection to the library so they will continue going wherever they are in life.

Shannon, thank you so much for sharing this Padlet. I love so many ideas that you all have shared. We are truly great when we work together! Thank you for your inspiration!

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I love BreakoutEDU.  I love building puzzles collaboratively with teachers and using augmented reality, Chromadepth and other crazy ways to make puzzles.  ~by Jody Brown, Kalama Intermediate School Librarian on Maui

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I love BreakoutEDU.  I love building puzzles collaboratively with teachers and using augmented reality, Chromadepth and other crazy ways to make puzzles.  ~by Jody Brown, Kalama Intermediate School Librarian on Maui

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I’m excited to share with my students about the buncee buddies

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We did a 4 week unit. We read 3 stories for three weeks focusing on the theme and then 4th week we made Piggie or Elephant puppets . It is my #1 checked out series for my younger students.

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Brought together by librarians in Texas and Naomi Bates

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Amazing Library Ideas! Collection by Destiny

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Amazing Library Ideas! Collection by Destiny

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Created by our friend and librarian Naomi Bates

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Collections by Follett is a new, collaborative way for educators to collect and share resources from anywhere, at any time, and with anyone.

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I use Glogster.edu for so many curation tasks @DPISchool1  Take this Otter Award glog for this great early chapter books run by the Washington Library Association, for example. http://edu.glogster.com/glog/otter-2018/2f8lcukds1f

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I use Glogster.edu for so many curation tasks @DPISchool1  Take this Otter Award glog for this great early chapter books run by the Washington Library Association, for example. http://edu.glogster.com/glog/otter-2018/2f8lcukds1f

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One of the best days last year was DOT DAY and I cannot wait for this year!!!

I had my students in rotation as well as 4-5 other classes join the library for different makerspace  events that I had around the library while the Audio and Ebook played in the back ground!

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Flipgrid!!!

I am beyond excited to start my exciting journey of utilizing flipgrid with book talks, and showcasing books! Our teachers are now introducing themselves as well.

Teachers and students will begin adding details about books as well.

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Future Ready Librarians
ALA Think Tank
The School Librarian's Workshop

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That I can do super fun things like Pokemon Library Orientation! 

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That I can do super fun things like Pokemon Library Orientation! 

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Annie Allen, Media Specialist at Rogers Middle School

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S'more Pages!
I share a weekly S'more flyer with my staff each week. It lists the important events for the week by day, if/when I will be out, previous week's happenings, websites, resources, etc.! I also post photos from the library. I started this three years ago, and I am so glad I did! It's a simple idea (not very groundbreaking), but very effective in getting your story told!

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When students finally realize that inquiry is NOT about wandering around what you think you know. That inquiry IS stepping out of comfort zone to ask questions about what you really don't know or understand... and then unpacking media to find your answer! @MsJWhiting

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I love being able to introduce fun new trends in education and getting not only the students but the staff excited about a new way of learning!  Breakout EDU has been my favorite new learning experience with my students, all of the 4Cs wrapped up in one fun and engaging package!

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I love being able to introduce fun new trends in education and getting not only the students but the staff excited about a new way of learning!  Breakout EDU has been my favorite new learning experience with my students, all of the 4Cs wrapped up in one fun and engaging package!

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STEAM + C: Adding Compassion to the Makerspace

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STEAM + C: Adding Compassion to the Makerspace

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Gina Seymour @ginaseymour
Librarian at Islip High School (9-12)

I love building an empathetic mindset and compassion among our students through our successful MakerCare program. Our MakerCare program facilitates community service projects for our teens as described in this  School Library Journal article. The program features a series of compassionate maker projects with the focus on empathy and social action. Overall, the idea is to make a difference in life of another through the act of making. As educators, we have the ability to expose unfairness in the world, while at the same time inspiring our youth to repair the world through service. I love facilitating the development of civically engaged compassionate citizenry.

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Celebrating Bubble Gum Day - Fun, Fiction, Facts and Fundraising by Shannon Ayrish Booysen | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for individual educators, schools and districts

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Since I arrived 1 1/2 years ago it has been my goal to create an inviting space for students, staff, and the community. The collaboration process involved in making decisions has been gratifying. I love that we are full every day; that we receive positive feedback about the layout, furniture & color choices, and that patrons are enjoying the updates.  Getting them in is the first step towards sharing resources, getting them reading, and comfortable enough to tinker.

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I love that through technology and books, I can expand a students cultural relevancy and knowledge without ever leaving the library.  I've taken kids to Egypt and China, using different apps, and their sponge-like minds soaked up the experience better than written words! When they say something wonderful about a book, I challenge them to reach out to the author/illustrator and tell them. They know that their thoughts matter. When they see their face on my blog, it affirms their self-esteem, though they may never leave their city/home. This librarian opens the "world door" for students and I wouldn't have it any other way!

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I have changed my teaching style to include Problem Based Leanring and STEM. Students work collaboratively on projects that include library, tech, and STEM skill. They have choices throughout the projects and have really proven they can work both independently and collaboratively. Project now incorporate more higher order thinking tasks and students are developing more executive functioning skills. I love this because I feel I can connect with my students better as they work.

Below is a sample second grade lesson

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Last year we decided to shake up the traditional paper pathfinders that existed in our school library for decades and modernize the idea with a Pinterest page; our page includes boards organized by genres and curriculum ties. It's amazing when students visit our Pinterest page and all of the beautiful cover art; we love seeing and hearing their reactions. Once they find a book of interest, they are one click away from a brief summary of the book. The Pinterest page has helped encourage reluctant readers to read, and I LOVE nothing more than getting books in kids' hands and supporting their love for reading!  (Check out our always-growing Pinterest page here: https://www.pinterest.com/ShepardLC/

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We have written a grant for Dash & Dot from Wonderleague and have received twenty robots. This has stirred up so much excitement about the library, my students now get upset when they miss their library class. It's been challenging, and I've had to learn a lot-even doing homework with the robots on the weekend-but to see the students tackling problem solving with such enthusiasm has made me wonder why more of us aren't doing this!

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(Charlotte Odom - Elementary Librarian)
My favorite thing about the library and being a librarian is being able to connect with students and teachers. I enjoy helping students find their love of reading with that perfect book. When students return a book and say "That was a great book." I know that I have done my job in helping them grow as a reader. Also, being part of a wonderful campus where I can partner with teachers to educate the students is an awesome accomplishment.

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There's nothing I love more than connecting and empowering readers. And I love the role the library plays in that. Our students need to see themselves as readers, to connect with themselves and with others through literature. They need to know that they are not alone. They need to know that they are part of something bigger than themselves. All year long, we work to connect readers within our school, to help students share their reading experiences. And then we work to share reading experiences with those outside our school as well. Skype session, Google Hangouts, connected Google Classrooms, Padlets, Library Lunch Book Clubs, student recommendations, you name!

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Here are a few of our favorite things...

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Here are a few of our favorite things...

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Love, love, LOVE clear plastic display shelves that we can hang on the end of our stacks! Super fun for quick displays! Love our seating within the stacks. It is one of our favorite seating areas for students this year! Our students LOVE our mobile charging station for their phones or tablets! Love our Gateway readers - they are so committed in helping choose the best YA books for our students in Missouri! Love helping our staff and students find awesome resources! Finally I am really in love with the new Follett/Destiny Google Chrome add-on. When students do a Google search...all of our library resources appear in a ribbon at the top! So. Awesome!

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Mrs. P's Annual Be-A-Famous-Writer Contest! 

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Mrs. P's Annual Be-A-Famous-Writer Contest! 

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Mrs. P invites your class to write a story on the topic of the LIBRARY for the 2016 contest theme, no less than 250 words and not to exceed 1,000 words. It may be fiction or non-fiction. Any classroom from Kindergarten through 4th grade may enter. Just one story per classroom! It can be a collaborative story, or you can have your class vote on which child's story to enter. And there's no database to enter or permission slips to sign. You, the teacher, just need to email me the story. It is your classroom entering to win. Please be sure to read my "Official Rules" page for all entry details! Inspire your class by watching past winners of the contest on my Young Author playlist. Enjoy these amazing stories!

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After ten delightful years hosting my Be-A-Famous Writer Contest, I've decided to focus all my attention on inspiring young people to read. Because becoming a good reader is the first step in becoming a good writer. Right? Write!

I'll always treasure the wonderfully-creative stories kids have sent me over the years from all across the country. And you can still see many of the winners in my Magic Library. I hope you enjoy them as much as I have!

Yours truly,

Mrs. P

And I hope you will always remember my motto to share with your classroom; "If you can tell a story, you can write a story".

Writing Prompts for your classroom
I've created some fun playlists and blogs for your classroom to get their ideas flowing. Please give them a look especially my Imagination Launchers and Book Bits at my Teacher Page
Mrs. P's classic filled library offers classic stories and activities that help students develop reading, listening and speaking abilities. I hope you bookmark this information and take a visit to my YouTube channel called Mrs. P Storytime. You can access it from the homepage of my website!

Inspire your class by watching past entries of the contest on my Young Author playlist. Enjoy these amazing stories!

Meet my dog Spyri, named after the author of "Heidi," a favorite book of mine when I was little. He's the host of my, Imagination Launchers, to help kids jump-start their imaginations and get those stories started. Click here to see his tips and animated videos

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MrsP.com is a free, children's online storybook entertainment site that celebrates reading and books. Mrs P invites children to write a story on any topic. It may be fiction or non-fiction. All participants must be between the ages of 4 and 13 years old.

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We use Twitter in our high school book club, The Booklings. Every month we chat live with a different author via Twitter. It's an amazing experience that the students love. Each student gets to take turns asking the author a question. We've created our own hashtag for the event, #booklingschat.
Twitter has really opened up the world to me and the students.
@lucasjmaxwell

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My favorite things in the library are the STUDENTS! Being a librarian is awesome because we get to engage the creative minds of students to make the library a "magical" place. Welcome To The Rabbit Hole!

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We have so many students who have passions, talents, gifts, ideas, and a VOICE to change the library, the school and the world.  Empowering them to be leaders through our clubs, our student iStaff team, and other adhoc events has really transformed our program AND the way I do business at Pine Grove MS Library @pinegrovelib @spkowalski

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Flipgrid is where social and emotional learning happens! The leading video discussion platform for millions of PreK to PhD educators, students, and families.

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I love that my library is teacher-student centered so that the focus is on comfort, interaction, and welcoming. My students can sit in chairs and beanbags that fit them, teachers can walk in get what they need, and know it's okay to touch and use without asking. I train teachers to check out their own books, to get chocolate from my candy dish, make a mug cake, fix a cup of coffee and they don't need to ask. X Teacher kids show up at the end of the day bringing a game of Monopoly or play at makerspace no one needs to ask as we are always open. It's the happy place for everyone.

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I love that my library is teacher-student centered so that the focus is on comfort, interaction, and welcoming. My students can sit in chairs and beanbags that fit them, teachers can walk in get what they need, and know it's okay to touch and use without asking. I train teachers to check out their own books, to get chocolate from my candy dish, make a mug cake, fix a cup of coffee and they don't need to ask. X Teacher kids show up at the end of the day bringing a game of Monopoly or play at makerspace no one needs to ask as we are always open. It's the happy place for everyone.

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WE NEED DIVERSE BOOKS #WNDB @diversebooks

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WE NEED DIVERSE BOOKS #WNDB @diversebooks

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I love the momentum the WE NEED DIVERSE BOOKS movement has been steadily gaining. All children and young adults deserve and need to see themselves and our beautifully diverse local and global community reflected in their reading materials. Black and brown characters, LGBT characters, differently abled characters, characters with non-traditional family structures, families receiving financial or nutritional assistance.... I want to see even MORE books featuring all these types of characters, and I want them to be mainstream, "everybody" books, not special interest, or seen as only for the populations represented. We as a community have made huge gains- but there is more work to do, so let's do it!

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We Need Diverse Books™ is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and a grassroots organization of children's book lovers that advocates essential changes in the publishing industry to produce and promote literature that reflects and honors the lives of all young people.

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We Need Diverse Books™ is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and a grassroots organization of children's book lovers that advocates essential changes in the publishing industry to produce and promote literature that reflects and honors the lives of all young people.

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I'm so grateful to the countless school librarians and children's literature professionals who generously share the resources they spend hours maintaining that help level the playing field for librarians with less time and fewer resources to devote to collection development. The "Starred Review Spreadsheets" Maintained by Jennifer Jazwinski are simply incredible! 

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I'm so grateful to the countless school librarians and children's literature professionals who generously share the resources they spend hours maintaining that help level the playing field for librarians with less time and fewer resources to devote to collection development. The "Starred Review Spreadsheets" Maintained by Jennifer Jazwinski are simply incredible! 

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We are so proud of our student-centered makerspace. Students continuously surprise us with their creativity and innovation!

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Our virtual learning portal. This is where we post all our library lessons. It really helps kids to access them in the order they were delivered in class.

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Somewhat Virtual Book Club (#swvbc) meets face-to-face to connect virtually with students in South Carolina, New Jersey, and California to discuss a preselected (and hopefully read) book. We meet on the first Wednesday of the month at 6PM, Eastern Time. Please consider having your school join!

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Somewhat Virtual Book Club (#swvbc) meets face-to-face to connect virtually with students in South Carolina, New Jersey, and California to discuss a preselected (and hopefully read) book. We meet on the first Wednesday of the month at 6PM, Eastern Time. Please consider having your school join!

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Great podcast and website for teachers, parents, and readers. Lots and lots of resources to support growing readers. Excellent book lists. And interviews with bestsellers, new, and up-and-comers in children's literature. http://www.allthewonders.com

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Monthly #Titletalk chats are one of my favorite things on the internet. https://twitter.com/hashtag/titletalk. Always insightful and SUCH a great way to learn about new books and get connected with new people. All The Wonders does a monthly #ATWchat, too, focused on #BooksForBetter that's especially helpful in the conversation of diverse books. https://twitter.com/hashtag/BooksforBetter

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Halloween in the Library! Indulging in my love of all things creepy!

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Halloween in the Library! Indulging in my love of all things creepy!

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Library of Congress - millions of digitized resources to ignite primary source inquiry with so many teacher resources to make implementation successful!

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Library of Congress - millions of digitized resources to ignite primary source inquiry with so many teacher resources to make implementation successful!

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Our #ReadDHS hashtag is one of my favorite things.  ~Amanda Cresse, Durant HS Librarian

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Our #ReadDHS hashtag is one of my favorite things.  ~Amanda Cresse, Durant HS Librarian

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I love our Book Character Pumpkin Contest. Here's more about it in the Pirate Cove Connection

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I love our Book Character Pumpkin Contest. Here's more about it in the Pirate Cove Connection

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Students will shop with their class during their Media Resource time starting October 20 with Resource Day E. Check with your child's teacher if you would like to shop with your child. Book fair flyers will go home with students the week of October 10.

Teacher Preview - Wednesday, October 19 from 3:15PM-4:15PM Teachers will make wish baskets so that parents can purchase books for teachers.

We also have great family events scheduled:

Donuts for Dads - Tuesday, October 25 from 7:30AM-8:30AM

Muffins for Moms - Wednesday, October 26 from 7:30AM-8:30AM

Family Night/Pumpkin Character Contest - Thursday, October 27 5:00-7:00PM

Visit http://www.scholastic.com/bookfairs/2016-fall-es-video for a book fair preview. Visit our Book Fair homepage to order books online http://www.scholastic.com/bf/palenciaelementaryschool.
You can sign-up at http://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090d4fafa72fa64-fall.

Volunteers will receive a 10% discount on their purchases.

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Create a place for everyone where they can be safe, find information, a smile, or a book/activity. We are a full service space. We won't solve your romance problems, but we cover most everything else including tissues and needle and thread.

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5th grade teacher here and love a good comfy place to read in. Set a tone :) Victoria Conley

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The Hour of Code is also a favorite. It has morphed into so much more though. The students don't just want to code in December, but coding clubs have started and kids are figuring out to extend the code into other areas. 

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The Hour of Code is also a favorite. It has morphed into so much more though. The students don't just want to code in December, but coding clubs have started and kids are figuring out to extend the code into other areas. 

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Legos, Stickbots, Ozobots, Sphero, The Cardboard Challenge, rubber band bracelets, Makey Makey, Little bits, 3D printers etc. all allow our students to explore new ideas and experiences. 

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Legos, Stickbots, Ozobots, Sphero, The Cardboard Challenge, rubber band bracelets, Makey Makey, Little bits, 3D printers etc. all allow our students to explore new ideas and experiences. 

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There are so many things to love about the library!  I love that we are helping to inspire the growth mindset in our students, teachers and learning communities. We give them a safe place to try and fail in our Makerspaces. 

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There are so many things to love about the library!  I love that we are helping to inspire the growth mindset in our students, teachers and learning communities. We give them a safe place to try and fail in our Makerspaces. 

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A well stocked costume closet!                I never met a good read aloud that I couldn't accessorize!

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A well stocked costume closet!                I never met a good read aloud that I couldn't accessorize!

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Skype! Imagine meeting friends across the nation or around the world for Dot Day or GRA 2016. It helps our students learn to think globally.

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Skype! Imagine meeting friends across the nation or around the world for Dot Day or GRA 2016. It helps our students learn to think globally.

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Twitter! Connecting with fellow librarians on common topics is powerful. So excited that our #sequoyahchat adventure has grown. Join us on the 3rd Tues each month 7-8pm @sequoyahchat @enidkidsread @jbass2274 

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Twitter! Connecting with fellow librarians on common topics is powerful. So excited that our #sequoyahchat adventure has grown. Join us on the 3rd Tues each month 7-8pm @sequoyahchat @enidkidsread @jbass2274 

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Author visits! I love that book people like @brownbrosbooks and @bestofbooksok help us find authors to visit our schools.  There is nothing to compare with students interacting in person with people who write books for them! 

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Author visits! I love that book people like @brownbrosbooks and @bestofbooksok help us find authors to visit our schools.  There is nothing to compare with students interacting in person with people who write books for them! 

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Book Tasting is an idea adapted from a lesson shared by the wonderful @buffyjhamilton. It involves selecting 10 to 15 books from a genre with about 5 to 6 genres highlighted. Students choose a book from 3 different genres to spend a few minutes reading each in turn(you choose how long). I have students reflect on a sheet on each book & give it a star rating. They then move on to the next book. This activity can also be done with more specific questions about each read. It is a non-threatening way to try new books & new genres. So many students have gone of to borrow one of their book tasters. Another great activity which can take up to 2 lessons is to get students to design book posters on Canva. Students write a brief review & recommendation & the result is a colourful poster for your library! I

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School Librarian at Ocean Reef Senior High School, Perth, Australia. I just love doing Book Tasting with my students,

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What I really love about the library is connecting learners (staff and students) to information through various resources, whether it is print books, ebooks, technology, video, or online resources. I love the conversations I have with readers about books that they read, that they love, and ones they want to see in the library. I love using Skype and GHO to connect our school to authors, experts, and other students. My favorite days in the library are Dot Day , Global Read Aloud https://theglobalreadaloud.com/ , World Read Aloud Day  http://www.litworld.org/wrad , March Book Madness http://marchbookmadness.weebly.com/ , and Scholastic Book Fairs http://www.scholastic.com/bookfairs/ ! I also love encouraging students to try new things through maker space activities like coding, crafting, robotics, and origami (to name a few) allowing them a place to safely fail and try again. I think of the library as the biggest classroom for all students and all courses to learn and grow together.

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Educator

The favorite part of the library is that it is filled with wonder, online and on shelves, and the librarian leads students  and myself to those resources and experts that help explore worlds, real or imagined ; the librarian shows all of us how to ask good questions and how to search for our own answers, in the library, online, or with experts. The library  is our time machine, and the librarian is our navigator.

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BPort Librarian

I have created a Symbaloo for my students that has everything they may need including district sites, digital resources, and other relelvant sites.  The students find it easier to use the symbaloo than looking for each individual site.  http://www.symbaloo.com/home/mix/13eOcMZWLC

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TL at Lakeside High School in Hot Springs, Arkansas
(Grades 8-12)
@stony12270

I love connecting students and teachers to the world via Skype and Google Hangouts! There are so many things to learn from new friends around the world. Recently, our learners met Dumiso (a grade 9 student in South Africa). Next, we hope  to have our first international book club with our friends on the island of Guernsey (located in the English Channel)! In the library, anything is possible.

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Of course I love technology but one of the most satisfying things about our library is the old fashioned aspect of being able to select books that I believe students will enjoy.  Then unpacking them and putting the ones that I believe will be the "hottest" on display by the circulation computer.  When the first student checks it out it is a score!

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I love giving my students, staff, and parents access to all of the schools digital resources through MackinVIA. All of my databases, ebooks, links, and videos are all in one spot and I can organize them to make their lives (and mine) a lot easier. I can even share student-created work and add things like project directions and rubrics.

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MackinVIA is a complete eResource management system providing easy access to eBooks and educational databases. With just one login, users can view, utilize, and manage all of their eResources.

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Kelly Spector        TK-5 Librarian (@campreadsmore)

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Kelly Spector        TK-5 Librarian (@campreadsmore)

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One of my favorite things are the #adventuresbeyondthepages that we have with our "One School One Book" program. One of the best adventures are the community outreach projects these books inspire. This year, we're reading Katherine Applegate's Crenshaw and participating in Kid President's Socktober Challenge. Join us! (This is one of my favorite things because it engages our entire students/staff population! For more info, please visit www.campreadsmore.com )

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One of my favorite things from our library was the yarn tree that our students created after reading the book, 'Extra Yarn.' Later on, we decided to add twinkle lights onto it to really make it and our library space shine.

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A Project to Brighten Our Library Extra Yarn, by Mac Barnett, tells the story of Anabelle, a girl with a magical box of never-ending yarn. She used her yarn to brighten her world. "It looks like an ordinary box full of ordinary yarn. But it turns out it isn't."

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My favorite things are Flipgrid, Buncee, and Bloxels.  I also love our new Kids Kindness Kart and Techsperts programs.  Please join our World STEAM Challenge at https://flipgrid.com/worldsteamchallenge