about 1 year ago
Remember to take care of your books! You are responsible for returning them to the library on time and in good shape.
Literacy - We read books every week in the library and choose super stories to bring home to read.Attendance - Because we cover topics in the library that support classroom learning and new library topics, it's important to be here with us.Numeracy - Yes! We do work with numbers in the library - Dewey Decimal, books about numbers, giant number line, and calendars to name a few.
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over 2 years ago
Not only do we have books in all genres and all reading levels, we have: |
The media center also subscribes to several periodicals for both teachers and students which may be enjoyed in the media center. (Periodicals are not for checkout by students).
The media center has traditional print reference materials including encyclopedias, dictionaries, atlases, and almanacs. We also offer Britannica Online for all students and teachers. This may be accessed from your own home computer. The link to this site is available on the "online resources" page. Ten computers are available for student use for Accelerated Reader, Internet research, and access to digital and online reference materials. Mrs. Johnson, RRES library media specialist, conducts lessons in appropriate and correct use of the research and reference materials throughout the year during class periods in the library.
Teachers can check out laptops, digital cameras, camcorders, iPods, CD/Cassette players, Flip cameras, listening center headphones, and other classroom technology resources. Through the generosity of Nelson Cable and Direct TV Goes to School, the library media center offers a variety of cable television programming services. Mrs. Johnson is available to assist the teachers in technology repair and troubleshooting, and technology instruction. Students are instructed in the use of technology throughout the school year.
7 days ago
By Stacey Johnson
STAR & AR
IXL Math & Reading Practice
Google Drive
Follett Library Catalog
Discovery Education
SOL Pass
Starfall
Think Central - Math & Science Curriculum
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Britannica Online Encyclopedia
Reading Plus Login
Electronic Social Studies Textbook
Jefferson Lab SOL Practice for Science, Math, and Technology
Benchmark Testing Platform
Epic! - Books for Kids
PBS Kids
Code Studio
Portaportal
Interland - Internet Awareness
Imagine Math
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Imagine Language + Literacy
over 2 years ago
The following will be used this year for student checkout of materials. *Pre-K, Headstart, Bright Start – students may select one book from a group pre-selected by the media specialist with suggestions from classroom teachers. *Kindergarten and 1st grade – students may select one book from the Easy section of the shelves. *2nd and 3rd grades – students may select two books (one literature, one other) *4th and 5th grades – students may select three books (at least one literature out of the three) If a student does not return a book on the following library visit, he/she may check out another book providing the checkout does not put the number of books checked our over the grade level limit. If a book is not returned after two weeks, the student may not check out any more books until the overdue one is returned. There are NO fines for overdue books, however, students are responsible for paying a replacement fee for any books that are lost or damaged beyond repair. Contact Mrs. Johnson at staceyjohnson@nelson.k12.va.us with questions or concerns. |
