I am posting this for a high school need even though I'm in elementary right
now.
I need two ideas: a really good Latino-American book and a really good
Asian-American, preferably Korean, book for English 11 (regular) - -
something like Latino and Asian equivalents for A Narrative of the Life of
Frederick Douglass or Richard Wright's Black Boy. I have Amy Tan's Joy
Luck Club, but the boys aren't digging it.
Dianna MacPherson
dmacpherson@hcps.us
5th Grade Teacher / Library Media Specialist to be
John M. Gandy Elem.
Ashland, VA 23005
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1. English teacher awards - Ohio
2. Web Site Hosting Advice
3. What drives me mad/ prom
4. : RE: What drives me mad/ prom
5. What drives me mad/ prom - END OF THREAD
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Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 13:51:58 -0400
From: Toni Koontz <akoontz@CDEDUCATION.ORG>
Subject: English teacher awards - Ohio
I just had one of our teachers ask if there are any State English =
Teacher Awards in Ohio. I know of the one from Ohio Council of Teachers =
of English - any others out there?
Thanks for any help.=20
Toni Koontz
Librarian
St. Charles Preparatory School
Columbus, Ohio
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Carpe Diem
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Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 14:05:22 -0500
From: "Margaret B. Shaffer" <mshaffer@TCPS.K12.MD.US>
Subject: Re: Web Site Hosting Advice
If you use a MAC you can get an account from .mac.com for $99 per year.
From what I understand you get lots of server space with it.
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Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 18:22:12 +0000
From: janet perry <perrybros@HOTMAIL.COM>
Subject: Re: What drives me mad/ prom
I, too, have had the "pleasure" of being a class sponor with prom duty. Ev=
ery year it's the same thing. "We want to have the best prom ever". The l=
ast time I had to do it, we had a girl on the committee who insisted that w=
e offer a meal with prom. Our school hadn't done that in 25 years. I trie=
d to keep that tradition, but the girl went over my head and got the admini=
stration to say it was OK. Not only that. We had to offer the ticket with=
or without dinner. What a mess. The kicker was even better. The girl wh=
o had made my life miserable about the whole dinner thing didn't even go fo=
r the dinner! Never again. Been there, done that.
=20
Still reading Hitty
Also reading Hattie Big Sky
Janet Perry, Prek-12 LibrarianCerro Gordo CUSD 100, Cerro Gordo, ILperrybro=
s@hotmail.com
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Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 11:25:49 -0700
From: Lisa Gonzalez <lgonzalez@NOTREDAMESALINAS.ORG>
Subject: : RE: What drives me mad/ prom
What drives me crazy about prom is that about 2 months before it happens al=
l the computers are taken up by girls who are searching the web for picture=
s of prom dresses! Then they get upset when I ask them to give up their co=
mputer for someone who needs to do school work. I just try to remember how=
important prom was at that age and be patient :)
Lisa Gonzalez, MLIS
Media Specialist
Notre Dame High School
Salinas, CA
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Subject: Re: What drives me mad/ prom
I, too, have had the "pleasure" of being a class sponor with prom duty. Ev=
ery year it's the same thing. "We want to have the best prom ever". The l=
ast time I had to do it, we had a girl on the committee who insisted that w=
e offer a meal with prom. Our school hadn't done that in 25 years. I trie=
d to keep that tradition, but the girl went over my head and got the admini=
stration to say it was OK. Not only that. We had to offer the ticket with=
or without dinner. What a mess. The kicker was even better. The girl wh=
o had made my life miserable about the whole dinner thing didn't even go fo=
r the dinner! Never again. Been there, done that.
Still reading Hitty
Also reading Hattie Big Sky
Janet Perry, Prek-12 LibrarianCerro Gordo CUSD 100, Cerro Gordo, ILperrybro=
s@hotmail.com
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Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 11:55:22 -0700
From: Michelle Walker <michellekwalker@GMAIL.COM>
Subject: Re: What drives me mad/ prom - END OF THREAD
Please do not continue posting to this thread.
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Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 15:24:05 -0400
From: Barbara Fritz <bfritzlibrary@GMAIL.COM>
Subject: Target: Tech: Need recommendation for database application for
Windows
Hello all,
I must move from my macs to Windows in 2009. Right now I heavily use
Filemaker Pro (I don't use it well, but it was the best I could find) and
will find myself in need of a database application for Windows. I have not
heard good things about Access as far as it not being user friendly. I have
to admit my favorite database application was from the Microsoft Works
package that was available in the early 2000s. Can anyone recommend an
application that is easier to use than either Filemaker Pro or Access? I'd
love something online that I could access from anywhere I happen to be.
BTW, I keep my books wishlist for three different schools in one database
with priority listings, author, title, company to purchase, who requested
it, subject and level, positive reviews all listed. This is a real must for
me.
Thanks to anyone what can make a recommendation to me.
Barb
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"Librarian. Genetically predisposed to answer questions and correct
misconceptions - whether asked or not." 2 01 2007
Barbara Fritz
Elementary Librarian
Bloomsburg Area School District
Bloomsburg PA
bfritzlibrary@gmail.com
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Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 15:25:41 -0400
From: Catie Jefferds <CJefferds@NEWARK.K12.NY.US>
Subject: Hit: High Interest Read Aloud 4th Grade
Hi- Thanks to everyone who responded to my query about read alouds for 4th =
graders! I now have some great ideas. I plan to read a few over Spring =
Break (!) to decide which one to share. My original post is below, =
followed by the responses.
Original Post:
Hi- I'm looking for a high interest book to read to 4th grade students. =
The teacher is thinking of something along the lines of Artemis Fowl, =
which we thought might be too long as I will only see them for 15-20 =
minutes once a week. We're looking for something that will really hold =
their attention. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
____________________________
What about Holes???
_______________________________
The Boys Start the War by Naylor. Humor sometimes keeps them entertained =
better since you only read once a week.
________________________________
Artemis Fowl is great but I agree, too long.
Shredderman by Wendelin Van Draanen is really good. I used it in my 3rd
grade classroom and the kids loved it. At the time my 5th grade son loved =
it too!
__________________________________
some read alouds I enjoyed with that age group were: The Flunking Of =
Joshua T. Bates( he flunks 3rd grade, so 4th graders are his age). They =
also liked FRINDEL and I made JUNIE B. very funny, so they enjoyed her =
once in a while.
______________________________________
Hugo Cabret-- definitely!
______________________________________
The invention of Hugo Cabret : a novel in words and pictures / by Brian
Selznick. There is a great intro to the book, actually the first 40 some
odd pages, all pics, but without gutter in the way.
Montgomery, Claire and Monte. 2005. Hubert Invents the Wheel.
Illustrated by Jeff Shelly.=20
Abbott, Tony. 2006. Firegirl. New York: Little, Brown.
Haddix, Margaret Peterson. 2005. Double Identity. New York: Simon &
Schuster.=20
The BFG / [by] Roald Dahl ; illustrated by Quentin Blake. is an
excellent read with lots of made up words!
_____________________________________
The new Caldecott is amazing: The Inventions of Hugo Cabret with eye =
popping graphic novel style. I know it looks long, but I think you'd be =
ok as much of it is illustration.
_________________________________________
I have had great success in the past 8 years of reading aloud to fourth
graders Robert McCloskey's "Homer Price Stories". There are six short
stories that should fit into your time frame and they get the humor of
the sheriff at this age as well as being captivated by the incredible
artwork that is sprinkled about. I read it over the course of the year
when time allows, or you could do six weeks in a row, it's flexible like
that.
When we read the one called "The Doughnuts" I splurge and get them
munchkins for while they listen or I found that they are all hungry
after!
_______________________________________
Have you read the David Mortimore Baxter series by Karen Tayleur?
Mine are never on the shelf since I read one aloud to one class (out
of 24) and the word spread about the hilarity (and there is a
message.)
_____________________________________
I'm reading the first book in the On the Run series called Chasing the
Falconers--a real page-turner--to my 4th and 5th graders. They love =
it.=20
It's the story of 2 kids who escape from a juvie detention center to try =
to
exonerate their parents who have been unfairly imrisoned for treason.
Really good and not too long either!
___________________________________
Joey Pigza books
Books by Andrew Clements
Peter and the Starcatcher series by Barry/Pearson
_______________________________________
Coraline by Neil Gaiman is a fabulous, slightly creepy, gripping read for =
that age group! And it's not too long.
________________________________________
I taught 4th grade for 10 years before becoming a media specialist 2 years =
ago. My class' favorite read aloud was Running Out of Time by Margaret =
Peterson Haddix. They just hated when I stopped reading.
___________________________________
The previous librarian in my school read the boys "punished" just before =
she left in January. It was a real hit! She read it to 4th and 5th =
graders.
http://www.amazon.com/Punished-Darby-Creek-Exceptional-Titles/dp/1581960638=
/ref=3Dpd_bbs_sr_1?ie=3DUTF8&s=3Dbooks&qid=3D1207179822&sr=3D1-1=20
=20
Right now, I am reading "Frindle" to the third graders. It's also going =
well.
___________________________________________
I have used the following very successfully with the
fourth graders at my school this year:
Hatchet
Freak the Mighty
No Talking
I have all the fourth graders at one time, once a week
for me to read to them.
_____________________________________
I love THE PRINCE IN THE POND. On he long side but even better is MRS. =
FRISBY AND THE RATS OF NIMH, from Helen Dittmer
___________________________________
I am currently reading The meaning of smekday to the fourth graders and
they really seem to be enjoying it.=20
___________________________________
How about Crash by Jerry Spinelli?
__________________________________
Maniac Magee (Spinelli)
or
Joey Pigza Swallowed the Key (Gantos)
_____________________________________
Our 4th graders... even the boys have just loved
1. The Penderwicks
2. Gregor the Overlander
_______________________________________
Crispin by Avi,=20
Gregor the Overlander by Suzanne Collins,
The people of Sparks by Jeanne Duprau,
The bad beginning by Lemony Snicket,
Stormbreaker by Anthony Horowicz=20
=20
These are five fast-paced, high interest titles that I can think of off =
the top of my head. All are excellent read-alouds for fourth grade.=20
__________________________________
The Sisters Grimm: Fairy Tale Detective; Joshua's Song; No Talking; =
School=20
Story; Lunch Money...
Catie Jefferds
Elementary Library Media Specialist
Kelley/Perkins/Lincoln Schools
Newark Central School District
Newark, NY
cjefferds@newark.k12.ny.us
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Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 12:24:46 -0500
From: Annalisa Crews <acrews@HOMEWOOD.K12.AL.US>
Subject: TARGET: Historical Fiction Women's Rights
Hello,
I have a teacher in my high school who is starting a "History through
Fiction" class as an elective and is looking for great historical
fiction. Specifically, she needs some more titles that would be good reads
for girls and/or have the theme of women's rights. These can be adult or
young adult titles.
If you have any great titles you would like to recommend, please email
me at acrews@homewood.k12.al.us and I will post a hit.
Thank you in advance!
Annalisa Crews
Library Media Specialist
Homewood High School
Homewood, AL
acrews@homewood.k12.al.us
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Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 15:40:04 -0400
From: Mary Hickey <smmccp6@COX.NET>
Subject: dictionary program
The fifth graders in my district are being presented with free dictionaries
sometime next week, and we ( media specialists and fifth grade teachers)
have been asked to come up with a very simple program for this presentation.
I'm thinking a cute skit about the dictionary, or some good quotes about
dictionaries, or even a readers theater/choral reading thing with
dictionaries as a theme, or something else along those lines.
But, of course, I can't come up with anything more specific. I've searched,
but any item that has dictionary in it has lessons, and not ideas for a
program.
If you have thoughts, suggestions, inspirations, please send them my way.
Thanks!
Mary Hickey
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Brookdale Elementary
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Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 16:24:21 -0400
From: Viviane Lampach <vlampach@GMAIL.COM>
Subject: Summer Reading lists for High School in Physics and Chemistry
Our principal is mandating summer reading lists in all subject areas for
grades 9-12.I have been looking at possible choices with staff and the
negative comments were that with five books to read the books should be on
the short side.Any suggestions for interesting and short books that are in
the fields of physics and/or chemistry would be very much appreciated. I
might come back and ask for books in some of the other disciplines that are
also short and lively.
Thank you,
Viviane
--
Viviane J. Lampach
Head Librarian,
The Bronx High School of Science
75 West 205th Street
The Bronx, NY 10468
718-817-7730
718-817-7793(fax)
Home of 7 Nobel Prize Winners
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