Last year I took my middle school students to our local library. We are a very
small town and were able to go during the class period they were in the library.
That kept them from missing any of their classes which made my teachers happy. Some
of my kids actually said they didn't realize that we even had a library. The
librarian talked to them about checking out books and had pamphlets ready for them
about the summer programs. Several were so excited to get a library card. It was
great.
Have a great day!
Janet
Janet Kanady
Library Media Specialist
Dover Middle School
7th & 8th Grades
P.O. Box 325
Dover, AR 72837
janet.kanady@dover.k12.ar.us
479-331-4814
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Hey! That's a good idea! Maybe some of the last days of library time can be
spent on a school library sponsored field trip to the local libraries to get
the kids started on their use of the PUBLIC library!
Our elementary students have similar field trips to study about local
history (museums and parks), service jobs (firestation, city hall, etc.),
production (peanuts, etc.) during the last days of school, so why not take
them to the Public library?
Betty Dawn
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Betty Dawn Hamilton (Using retired years to keep up with current events!)
LMS (Middle & High School)
Former Chair of Texas Association of School Librarians
Former Contributing Editor of "Profession" section, Texas Library Journal
Brownfield, TX
bhamilt@hughes.net
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