Category Archives: Seasonal Display

OISE book display – Winter Holiday Traditions

Posted on December 16, 2013 by Robyn Lewis

If you’re looking for some last minute books to help you through the holidays, come see the display cabinet on the first floor of the OISE library. All materials in the cabinet can be checked out and this month we’ve … Continue reading →

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Seasonal Book Display: Autumn

Posted on November 26, 2013 by Laura DeVouge

As the weather cools down, fall is in full swing. This display features resources that can help you teach your students about weather, and the changing seasons. There are a lot of children’s books featured in the display about fall, … Continue reading →

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Best of Summer 2013 Displays

Posted on September 13, 2013 by Laura DeVouge

Welcome back everyone! This summer our Graduate Student Library Assistants were hard at work making displays to showcase the different kinds of resources in our collection here at the OISE Library. Displayed now are samples of the catalogue exhibitions. Explorations of Humanity: Ancient … Continue reading →

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New OISE Book Display: Let’s Stop Bullying!

Posted on August 6, 2013 by Laura DeVouge

One of the most chronic problems in schools is bullying. Students, teachers, parents, and whole communities have to take serious notice and try to stop bullying in the classroom. OISE offers many resources to help teachers prevent bullying and deal … Continue reading →

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OISE book display – Graphic Novels and Comic Books in the Classroom

Posted on July 24, 2013 by Sarah Ann Gauthier

Comic books have not always been considered educational materials. In the 50’s and 60’s teachers, librarians, and parents strived to keep comic books out of the hands of children. This was due to a common fear that comic books caused … Continue reading →

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