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Picture Books for Use in the Classroom
Consider being a student in the Jr/Sr High School and having a picture book read to you. A book that's beautifully illustrated and inspiring or informational...it's the perfect way to introduce a new topic AND it's a novelty. What better way to engage learners?
The LMC has several picture books that tie directly to the curriculum, and we're also open to suggestions for future purchases. Stop in and see what's new in the world of picture books! Or visit our online catalog at: http://grwh.wswhe.opalsinfo.net/bin/home
I Have a Dream by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Received the Coretta Scott King Honor Award.
Includes an official recording from the March on Washington from August 28, 1963, on CD.
Possible Themes: Civil Rights, Famous Speeches, Race Relations.
Statue of Liberty by Elizabeth Mann
with Illustrations by Alan Witschonke.
Includes, Timeline, Glossary, Statue Facts, Index.
Possible Themes: Immigration, Architecture, Sculpture, Foreign Relations.
Unspoken by Henry Cole
:a Story From the Underground Railroad.
Includes Author's Note.
Possible Themes: Underground Railroad, Slavery, Compassion, Inference (through Illustrations).
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The Number of Classes Visiting the LMC in September and October, Respectively.
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The Number of Classes Taught by the Librarian in September and October
Topics Included: Databases (Career Cruising), Citations (EasyBib), Book Selection & Reviews(OPALS, Your Next Read), Book Talks (LMC Blog), Interlibrary Loan (Greenwich Free Library)
All of the resources mentioned can be accessed via the GCS LMC Website at: http://www.greenwichcsd.org/hs/mediacenter/index.htm
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The Number of Students Who Used the LMC During 12th Period, During the 32 Days it was Available, in September and October.
More Picture Books in the Classroom
The Beetle Book by Steve Jenkins
Possible Themes: Insects, Symmetry, Life Cycle, Ecosystems, Adaptations, Geography.
Castle Diary by Richard Platt
Illustrated by Chris Riddell.
Includes: Notes for the Reader, Glossary & Index, Sources.
Possible Themes: Chivalry, Class System, Medieval Life.
Jack's Path of Courage by Doreen Rappaport
Illustrated by Matt Tavares.
Includes: Author's Note, Illustrator's Note, Timeline, Selected Research Sources, Further Reading.
Possible Themes: Heroism, Political Ambition, Presidency, Cuban Missile Crisis, Civil Rights.
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The Number of Books Interlibrary Loaned in September/October and The Number of DMV Tests Administered in September/October, Respectively.
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Project MUSE
Currently, we also have trial access to Project MUSE, which is similar in nature to JSTOR. Feel free to peruse the offerings that Project MUSE (http://muse.jhu.edu/) provides- free through November 14th.
*Please note: links to JSTOR and Project MUSE will only work from computers in the district and/or the Work From Home- Remote Desktop Connection.
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