FOR STUDENTS: NOVEMBER LUNCHTIME ACTIVITIES:

(Sign up for the Remind.com group for your lunch period for the daily activity schedule)

• Create your own gratitude journal (See dates below)
• Play board games (Loteria, Uno, Connect Four, dominoes, chess, etc.)
• Work on the giant sticker puzzle.

FOR PARENTS: Let's Taco Bout Sora morning training & breakfast tacos

FOR TEACHERS: Lightbox Learning Online PD

Studies show that expressing gratitude can boost your mood, strengthen friendships, reduce feelings of depression, and even help you sleep better. One way to make gratitude a daily habit is by keeping a gratitude journal. Come by the library (schedule posted) during lunch to pick up supplies and create your own! You can work with guidance from the librarian or on your own.

Feel free to attend multiple sessions to continue using art supplies, stickers, and pre-printed journal prompts to set up your journal. Practicing gratitude can make each day brighter and healthier for everyone. We hope you’ll join us! This activity is co-sponsored by PTSA Healthy Lifestyles Committee .

There are always students in the TR library. They could be reading books in comfy chairs or playing board games in the pit. Students could be in class, doing independent work on a computer or just talking with friends. Here are a few photos of our awesome Rough Riders! 💕

• Mini pinata making sessions where held during Hispanic Heritage Month.
• Mr. Duggan was just one of the teachers who brought his classes in to explore books.
• Ms. A. Garcia's students explored digital and print resources and library regulars hung out during lunches.

Students, dId you know that you can use Sora to study for placement exams such as the TSI, SAT, or SAT? To find a page with linked study guides, please click HERE or on the photo above. The Roosevelt library subscribes to the CPC lending model in Sora, which means that many of the study guides will be available for simultaneous users.

Join us for an engaging session with Terri Harkey from Lightbox Learning! Discover how to integrate this dynamic digital resource into your classrooms to transform learning. Lightbox Learning offers a rich blend of text, multimedia, quizzes, and interactive content to captivate students, deepen understanding, and support differentiated instruction. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to boost student engagement and enhance your instructional toolkit!

Register @ bit.ly/lightbox-nov2024 Here is the Zoom link

Be sure to join the TR Staff library Google classroom to find links, tutorials, and handouts for library tools and resources!

• Get quick access to the Student LIbrary Sign-in to find out what time that student you sent to the library made it down here.
• Browse the library resources apps for product descriptions, news, handouts, and tutorial links.
• Learn how to view the library calendar and submit a request for library space or a lesson.

Respond to your email invite to join this classroom or contact lperez3 for details.

1. Miles Morales, Spider-Man by Jason Reynolds

2. The Haunted by Danielle Vega

3. Anxiety Relief for Teens : Essential CBT Skills and Mindfulness Practices to Overcome Anxiety and Stress by Regine Galanti

4. Attack on Titan. 33

5. Dear Martin by Nic Stone

6. Dragon Ball super. 7, Universe survival! by Akira Toriyama

7. Infested : an MTV fear novel by Angel Luis Colon

8. Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds

9. One-Punch Man.. 07

10. Stranger Things. Erica's quest by Greg Pak

1. A Good Girl's Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson

2. The Hero of Ages by Brandon Sanderson

3. Dog Man Grime and Punishment by Dav Pilkey

4. Dog Man Lord of the Fleas by Dav Pilkey

5. Goosebumps, The Haunted Mask by R.L. Stine

Library Traffic:

School days: 32

Days closed: 1

Classes served: 60

Student visitors (lunch & teacher passes): 1,772

Bus missers signed in: 79

Book Circulation Stats:

9th grade: 134

10th grade: 110

11th grade: 95

12th grade: 53

Parent/Community: 109

Staff: 4

Opt out students: 6 (not tied to grade levels)

Total : 505