LIBRARY IDEA FOR MAY:

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Leigh's bookshelf: read

Be Prepared

by Vera Brosgol

The Rabbits' Rebellion

The Rabbits' Rebellion

by Ariel Dorfman

Exit, Pursued by a Bear

Exit, Pursued by a Bear

by E.K. Johnston

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10 Blind Dates

by Ashley Elston

Holidate

by Monica Murphy

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13 Fun End-of-the-Year Activities for School Libraries

“Library checkout has ended, but there are three weeks left of school. What now?”

What To Do After Library Checkout Ends for the Year: 13 Easy-N-Awesome Ideas for Middle School Librarians and Teachers from mrsreaderpants

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Ms. Yingling May 28, 2016

Wow. I get about three minutes per week for lessons, since language arts teachers give up their time to visit the library. I was fortunate that the local Half Price Books donated paperbacks so that I could provide students with summer reading. Assuages the guilt!

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- Mrs. Readerpants May 28, 2016
  
  Yikes! I actually get my middle schoolers for a whole class period every two weeks during their English classes. I arranged this with the teachers directly, and they honestly seem thrilled to have someone else take over for a lesson. The students love their library time!
  
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