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Category Archives: Library Resources
New Titles for May: Comic Books and Graphic Novels
We’ve always got new additions to our juvenile literature collection – and this includes comic books and graphic novels! Narwhal: Unicorn of the Sea, Ben Clanton, 2016 Younger readers will enjoy the adventures of Narwhal and his friend Jelly the … Continue reading
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Featured Activity Kit: Makey Makey
Everyone is an inventor with the Makey Makey kit. Two graduate students from the MIT Media Lab created this easy to use invention kit that is recommended for anyone ages 8 and up. The kit can transform everyday objects into … Continue reading
Labour Movement Seasonal Display
May 1st marked International Workers’ Day, a day dedicated to both political action and commemoration, focused on the historic and contemporary struggles of the labour movement and workers around the world. The day was first established in 1889 in memory … Continue reading
Featured Activity Kit: Tree Biodiversity Kit
The Tree Biodiversity Kit allows student to get hands on, learning about North American tree species and how climate effects tree growth. The kit includes six tree rounds, consisting of oak, basswood, walnut, ash, white pine, and red pine. Magnifying … Continue reading
Assessment and Grading: April Lobby Display
One of this month’s lobby displays explores the topic of Assessment and Grading. As we head towards the end of the school year, assessment becomes more and more important. How can this be done fairly? What new approaches are transforming … Continue reading