Author: Ben Bibikov

WHAT’S NEW THIS MONTH

December in the library:
It is cold outside, but you can stay warm in the library before the first bell rings. Visit Mrs. Smtih in the library anytime and get a library pass for early morning. Take care of library business, work with the Quick Project Maker Stations, finish homework, chat with friends, or spend a few minutes reading. All are welcome.!Idaho.libraries.org
Be sure to check out reading material for the break!
Be prepared! Swing by the library anytime during the last week before break and check out all you need to get you through the holidays! We’ve extended the check out period, so anything checked out or renewed during the week of December 14th won’t be due till we come back from break. If print copies won’t do it for you, remember that you can check out from the OverDrive Collection anytime!
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Whatever works for your library!

DID YOU KNOW

EVENTS

Been waiting patiently for the new book in your favorite series, but it is checked out? Reserve it! Ask Mrs. Smith for details.
Here are a few new titles this month!
Winter by Marissa Meyers (Lunar Chronicles)
Soundless by Richelle Mead
Magnus Chase and the Sword of Summer by Rick Riordan
Need by Joelle Charbonneau
The Penderwicks in Spring by Jeanne Birdsall

Make a Snowflake!
All 6th grades are making real snowflakes in the library on Dec. 15th. Thank you to Idaho Scientists.org for sponsoring this event and to our wonderful science teachers for working with the library to make it happen. See it online, then see it in person!
Idaho.libraries.org
Story Time for Pets and Kids:
Our wonderful friends at Reading Dogs will be back in the library on Dec. 10th for some canine reading time. Students and teachers alike can sign up for some reading and/or cuddle time with Spike and Wolfgang.
Readingdogs.org

How to Schedule Time in the Library or Lab

Students: Scheduling time in a library meeting room is easy! Just click on the “reserve a meeting room” link on the library’s webpage, find an open time slot, and follow the directions to reserve the space.
Teachers: Scheduling a lab or class time in the library is a snap! Follow the links for “schedule a computer lab” or “schedule time in the library” and follow the instructions.

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Low Hanging Fruit is available through school libraries, and made possible with support of the Idaho Commission for Libraries. For previous editions, go to http://libraries.idaho.gov/lowhangingfruit.

Low Hanging Fruit is available through school libraries, and made possible with support of the Idaho Commission for Libraries. For previous editions, go to http://libraries.idaho.gov/lowhangingfruit.

Between Feb. 1971 and Feb. 1972, 1, 224 inches of snow fell in Mount Rainier, WA. That’s the most snowfall ever recorded in a one year period. That’s more than 100 feet of snow!