When I worked in the junior high, the public librarian came to our
school and visited all the English classes, did a little booktalking
and advertised the summer reading program. It was great having her
come and do this visit... she got some great summer helpers and some
additions to her program. I think the kids liked hearing someone
else book talk books too!
Connie
> Connie Williams
> NBCT Teacher Librarian
> Past President
> California School Library Association
> CSLA 2.0 Team
>
> Http://www.phslibrary.org
>
> chwms@mac.com
>
>
> check out "Circulate This: stories from the school library" at
>http://www.csla.net/audio
> now available on iTUNES
On May 18, 2010, at 8:11 AM, BettyTX wrote:
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pamela Thompson" <pthomp@SISD.NET>
>
> We promote the local branch of the public library--they offer great
> teen programs--my school is grades 6-8. If the kids want books, they
> have to make the effort to go there.
>
> ---------------------------
>
> 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
> --
> 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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