November in the library



This week in Library Class

We had a visit from Snowbuster






We enjoyed a new technology tool called Breakout








New Book in the Library

New books this month include some hunting and fishing books, books about construction vehicles, books about our government and I continue to add to our Social Justice collection and increase a diverse selection of books. 

November's Featured Series is 

You Choose Books

Put readers in the driver's seat with these interactive books! YOU CHOOSE the path you take and what you do next. Readers will explore multiple perspectives and learn for themselves the value of seeing a story from many points of view. These books include nonfiction history books, mythological creatures, and fairytales.

November is
NATIONAL NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH


I have displayed many books about Indigenous people around the library for students to check out. We read some great stories and watch some awesome dances 

Books returned but not Library Books




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