Thank you to everyone who participated in the Scholastic Book Fair. We were very successful and will receive over $1000 in Scholastic vouchers. All of the voucher purchases will directly benefit the Jordan Bank Library. All teachers were able to reap the benefits of the book fair as we extended free books to each of them for their libraries. Be sure to ask your teacher which book they chose from the book fair, maybe it was one you selected too. Clifford made a special appearance and was warmly welcomed by a very special class.
Jordan Bank Library is a public school-kindergarten library in the Oxford Area School District. We are located in Southern Chester County, Pennsylvania. The library services approximately 250 students and 30 faculty members.
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Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
FAR OUT!
The library has never looked more colorful! Join us this week for the Jordan Bank Annual Spring Scholastic Book Fair and have a far out adventure! If your child received a gift certificate from the pumpkin decoration contest and you have misplaced it, no worries! We have a list of the award winners. Don't forget to stop by on Wednesday night with your families to shop the book fair from 4-7.
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Peace, Love, and the Scholastic Book Fair!
The Scholastic Book Fair will be here from February 22nd-26th. The library is a groovy place to be for the book fair. We have great titles including Pete the Cat, Ranger in Time, Fly Guy, and many, many more high- interest, lower level books appropriate for Kindergarten and beyond. The library staff will be hosting a Family Event on Wednesday, February 24, 2016 from 4-7 PM. This event is a chance to bring all family members to the Jordan Bank Library-Media Center to help choose some amazing titles for family reading. Children will visit the fair during their regularly scheduled library time starting Tuesday, February 23 through Friday, February 26. Please know your child can shop at any time during that week as well. So grab your platform shoes, mini-shirts, bell-bottoms, tye-dye, and fringe vests and join us for a Groovy good time at the Scholastic Book Fair!
Friday, February 5, 2016
Non-Fiction Informational Text
This week the children began understanding the difference between Non-Fiction and Fictional Texts. We examined two books, Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed by Mo Willems, and Naked Mole Rats by Jody Sullivan Rake. The children were challenged as I read both aloud to recall:
1) Where does the naked mole rat live?
2) Does the naked mole rat like the sun?
3) What do naked mole rats eat?
4) How old do naked mole rates live to be?
We filled out our best guesses in an anticipation guide before becoming experts and listening to two types of read alouds, a fiction and non fiction book. The children made the connection that fiction books are read for entertainment while non-fiction books are read for information.
The children left library this week knowing that non fiction books are informational books that can teach us new information.
1) Where does the naked mole rat live?
2) Does the naked mole rat like the sun?
3) What do naked mole rats eat?
4) How old do naked mole rates live to be?
We filled out our best guesses in an anticipation guide before becoming experts and listening to two types of read alouds, a fiction and non fiction book. The children made the connection that fiction books are read for entertainment while non-fiction books are read for information.
The children left library this week knowing that non fiction books are informational books that can teach us new information.
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