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Understanding Young Adult vs. Middle Grades Categories

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Understanding Young Adult vs. Middle Grades Categories

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What does it mean for a book to be labeled as young adult in our school library? What does middle grades mean? Watch this video to grow a better understanding of which category of books might be a better fit for you (or your child) as a reader!

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Empowering Readers - HBMS Nest Learning Series: Young Adult vs. Middle Grades Novels

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Expand your access to books and other resources for yourself and your whole family with a public library card-- the East Roswell Public Library is only a mile down the street from our school!

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Scroll up and down & left and right to see all of the posts on the padlet. Resources are grouped together by overall category with blue labels, and further labeled in yellow for more specific categories. Arrows connect posts that go together with certain category labels.

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Learn how to access your FCS email and complete simple tasks in creating, sending, and checking emails.

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Know the "unwritten rules" for writing emails to get the most positive interactions out of this form of communication.

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Did you know "tone" isn't just a topic you talk about in ELA class? It's actually a critical component of careers in photography and film, too, and knowing how to analyze tone in visual mediums is not only great practice for building your thinking skills, but it's fun too!

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Planning for Rich Information Literacy Instruction Across Content Areas

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Planning for Rich Information Literacy Instruction Across Content Areas

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Looking to incorporate more literacy skills into your content-area classrooms? Check out this introductory video on considering the depth of information literacy skills' presence in the planning process.

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Recognizing Information Literacy in the Content Area Classroom

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How do you know if you're using someone else's work in a way that doesn't promote plagiarism or infringe on their work as a creator? Students, teachers, and staff should all be abiding by copyright and fair use guidelines, but sometimes, it's hard to know what the line is in education. Check out this video to learn more.

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Media Literacy Tutorial: Copyright & Fair Use

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Are you new to Canva or just want to learn more about using Canva templates to save time in project creation? Check out this video lesson!