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- DICTIONARY.COM –for quick help with definitions
- FUNBRAIN.COM –a site to use your brain and have fun
- BRITANNICA.COM –for useful information and interesting facts
- WORDCENTRAL.COM –word puzzles and word games
- SAGEBRUSHBOOKS.COM-learn about Bluebonnet Award books
- SOCIALSTUDIESFORKIDS.COM-learn all about history and events that shaped
the world
- FOR TEACHERS:
- APPLES4THETEACHER.COM-for ideas, clipart, and inspiration
- UNITEDSTREAMING.COM-for educational clips and videos
- Home
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- *This time is designated for rescheduling cancelled classes and it is at
the librarian’s discretion.
Please contact librarian to make arrangements.
- 6th Grade Schedule 1 will come to the library on the
following dates:
- September 5-6 November 14-18 February 6-10 April 24-28
- September 19-23 Nov. 28- Dec. 2 February 20-24 May 8-12
- October 3-7 December 12-16 March 6-10
- October 17-21 January 11-13 March 27-31
- Oct. 31-Nov. 4 January 23-27 April 10-14
- 6th Grade Schedule 2 will come to the library on the
following dates:
- September 12-16 November 21-25 February 13-17 May 1-5
- September 26-30 December 5-9 Feb. 27- March 3
- October 10-14 December 19-22 March 20-24
- October 24-28 January 16-20 April 3-7
- November 7-11 Jan. 30- Feb. 3 April 17-21
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- Genre is a group or collection of books with a similar theme or style.
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- Fiction or Non-Fiction
- Subcategories that fit in either fiction or non-fiction
- Fantasy / Fairy Tales
- Mystery
- Folk Tales
- Easy
- Biography
- Poetry
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- Settings or characters cannot exist today / Make belief
- Dragons, talking animals, magic
- “Harry Potter”
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- Who done it?
- What is it?
- Goosebumps Series
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- Stories past on from generation to generation by real people
- Usually non-fiction
- “La Llorona”
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- Written about a REAL person’s life
- Usually famous
- Non-fiction
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- Picture Books
- More pictures and less words
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- May rhyme at the end of each sentence
- Can be on any topic or subject
- Usually written to produce emotions (laughter, tears, awareness)
- Songs on the radio or on T.V. are examples of poems
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- Louder Than a Clap of Thunder By:
Jack Prelutsky
- Louder than a clap of thunder,
louder than an eagle screams,
louder than a dragon blunders,
or a dozen football teams,
louder than a four alarmer,
or a rushing waterfall,
louder than a knight in armor
jumping from a ten-foot wall.
Louder than an earthquake rumbles,
louder than a tidal wave,
louder than an ogre grumbles
as he stumbles through his cave,
louder than stampeding cattle,
louder than a cannon roars,
louder than a giant's rattle,
that's how loud my father SNORES!
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- Pictures from:
- Microsoft Clip Art
- Feebleminds http://www.feebleminds-gifs.com/
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