December in the Library

Fifth and Six Graders

Enjoyed taking a tour of Holidays Around the World and solving the Breakout box. Great Job everyone!








Third and Fourth-grade students explored the differences between Fiction and Non-Fiction books.  They then had a chance to do a Breakout box challenge.  Two groups successfully broke out of the box. Congratulations to them!


First and Second-grade students worked on winter-themed stations - Animal Track match, Bingo, winter e-books, chrome tablets winter STEM bitmoji room, legos, and lock of the day Breakout puzzles and of course, are checking out books!

Kindergarten students also did winter stations, Animal Track match, Bingo, winter e-books, chrome tablets winter STEM bitmoji room. They are learning to solve some of the locks of the days in Breakout  and of course, are checking out books!


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