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Hi,

I would be very interested in your list of Recommended
Florida books since I will be starting my first year
as a media specialist after 13 years of teaching and
receiving my MLS in May.  I am new to Florida, so I am
not as familiar with Florida titles.  One title I do
like is S is for Sunshine A Florida Alphabet by Carol
Crane and Michael Glenn Monroe.  It is a great picture
with book with historical facts printed on the side of
the pages.  It would be good for grades 3-5 and even
the younger kids.

Debbie Anderson
Media Specialist
Moon Lake Elementary School
Pasco County,Florida
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>   1. TARGET: story or section to illustrate
>   2. Recommended Florida Books
>   3. evidence based practice
>   4. ELEM: need Golden Rule stories from around the
> world (2)
>   5. media programs and achievement--the Minnesota
> study
>   6. Target: library philosophy and rules (2)
>   7. Need author addresses: Bledsoe, Bornstein,
> Brodeur
>   8. Need title
>   9. DIckens ideas needed (2)
>  10. 3 questions (2)
>  11. ThinkQuest??? Where is it?
>
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> Date:    Wed, 9 Jul 2003 10:33:30 -0500
> From:    "Daisy, Pati"
> <pati_daisy@SOUTHERN-CAL.K12.IA.US>
> Subject: TARGET: story or section to illustrate
>
> Hi,  I am helping with a summer reading program that
> deals with illustratio=
> n.  I am looking for a descriptive passage to read
> to 4th-6th graders that =
> they will then illustrate.  I have a couple of ideas
> but would like a =
> couple more.  I would appreciate any suggestions you
> might have. Thanks =
> for you help, Pati
>
> Pati Daisy, Library Media Specialist
> Southern Cal Comm. School
> 709 W. Main
> Lake City, IA  51449
> pati_daisy@southern-cal.k12.ia.us
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date:    Wed, 9 Jul 2003 09:22:45 EDT
> From:    Susan Wadsworth <PANDORA1977@CS.COM>
> Subject: Recommended Florida Books
>
> Hello to all Florida Media Specialists,
> I'm trying to compile a list of "must-have" and
> "nice-to-have" books on
> Florida. I'm specifically looking for titles for
> grades 3-5, either fiction or
> nonfiction. I have some ideas of my own, being a
> former Florida studies teacher,
> I'd just like to know what other Florida people
> think.
>
> Thanks
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date:    Wed, 9 Jul 2003 13:00:34 -0400
> From:    Nannette Jackson <njackson@NET-CHANGE.COM>
> Subject: evidence based practice
>
> I was reading withintrest  how Missouri schools
> proposed eliminating 1/3 =
> of the school librarians positions.  I'd like more
> information on this =
> from around the US, particularly North Carolina.
> Please reply.
>
> Nannette Jackson
> MLS Graduate Student
> East Carolina University
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date:    Wed, 9 Jul 2003 16:32:25 -0500
> From:    Johanna Halbeisen <johanna.newsong@RCN.COM>
> Subject: ELEM: need Golden Rule stories from around
> the world
>
> Dear summer Netters,
>         Ain't vacation grand?  I am using some of
> mine to take an
> American history class (colonial and revolutionary)
> for elementary
> school teachers.  It is very exciting.  Oh, yes, the
> Pocumtuck Valley
> Memorial Assoc in Old Deerfield, from whence comes
> our class, has one
> dynamite web site:
> http://memorialhall.mass.edu/home.html  If you
> have a computer with a fast connection and all the
> bells and
> whistles, check out the "Activities" link.  You can
> turn objects
> around and inspect them close up.  You can see
> on-the-spot
> translations of original documents.  Check out the
> lesson plans in
> the classroom section, too.
>         Anyway, here's a request my teacher made,
> knowing I'm a librarian:
> >Please think of picture books and easy readers
> whose main point is
> >the Golden Rule --  from any culture, whatever.
> >If you could bring any in to share, that would be
> for Thursday.
> >We will be making the point about the human
> universality of the Golden Rule.
>
> Any ideas, folks?  I don't think A to Zoo has a
> Golden Rule subject heading.
> Many thanks!!
> Johanna
> --
> Johanna Halbeisen, Library Media Teacher
> Woodland Elementary School (preK-4)
> 80 Powder Mill Rd,  Southwick, MA 01077
> johanna.newsong@rcn.com
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date:    Wed, 9 Jul 2003 16:36:15 -0500
> From:    Mary Alice Anderson <maryalicea@MAC.COM>
> Subject: media programs and achievement--the
> Minnesota study
>
>  Hi,
>
> If you go to this link:
>
> http://metronet.lib.mn.us/survey/index.cfm
>
> you can get some of the information even though the
> other site is being rebuilt.   You'll find the
> executive summary the most useful.
>
> Mary Alice
>
>
>
>
> Mary Alice Anderson, Lead Media Specialist
> Winona Middle School
> 1570 Homer Road
> Winona MN 55987
> ph: 507 494 1050
> web site:
>
http://www.rschooltoday.com/winonamiddle/maryaliceanderson
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date:    Wed, 9 Jul 2003 15:24:34 -0700
> From:    DAVID D SUMMERLIN <ddsummerlin@SNET.NET>
> Subject: Target: library philosophy and rules
>
> Hello,
>
> I will be starting my first year as an elementary
> library media specialist in a K-4 school in
> September.  I graduated with an MLS last May and
> have spent a good part of the last year as a Teen
> services librarian in an active public library. The
> library's mission is to meet the information needs
> and interests of the community and to uphold the
> first ammendment.  In our library you can eat,
> drink, talk, lounge, have access to unlimited, free
> printing, scanners and filterless internet service.
>
>  As I move from the public library to the school
> library and put my LMS degree to work I am trying to
> articulate a library philosophy that will provide me
> with a framework to make all the many operational
> decisions that will have to be made in a public
> school setting.  I understand the LMC's mission to
> meets the school's curriculum needs, literacy
> standards (there is no school library curriculum)
> and serve as "parentis en loci" but am looking to
> develop
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