Library Learning Outcomes
By following the American Association for School Librarians (AASL) Standards for the 21st Century Learner, students will use skills, resources, and tools to:
*Inquire, think critically, and gain knowledge
*Draw conclusions, make informed decisions, apply knowledge to new situations, and create new knowledge
*Share knowledge and participate ethically and productively as members of our democratic society
*Pursue personal and aesthetic growth
To support the standards, students will participate in read alouds, storytelling experiences, Makerspace activities, early literacy support, research, and participate in book checkout.
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By following the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Standards, students will become a/an:
*Empowered Learner
*Digital Citizen
*Knowledge Constructor
*Innovative Designer
*Computational Thinker
*Creative Communicator
*Global Collaborator
To support these standards, students will participate in online safety and digital citizenship lessons, use collaborative programs to build digital literacy skills, build typing skills, and learn how to use online databases to conduct research.
*Inquire, think critically, and gain knowledge
*Draw conclusions, make informed decisions, apply knowledge to new situations, and create new knowledge
*Share knowledge and participate ethically and productively as members of our democratic society
*Pursue personal and aesthetic growth
To support the standards, students will participate in read alouds, storytelling experiences, Makerspace activities, early literacy support, research, and participate in book checkout.
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By following the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Standards, students will become a/an:
*Empowered Learner
*Digital Citizen
*Knowledge Constructor
*Innovative Designer
*Computational Thinker
*Creative Communicator
*Global Collaborator
To support these standards, students will participate in online safety and digital citizenship lessons, use collaborative programs to build digital literacy skills, build typing skills, and learn how to use online databases to conduct research.
Borrowing Books
The numbers of books that a student can borrow depends on grade level. Books are due back in one week, but may be renewed if there are no holds or requests.
Y5, K: 1 book a week
1st, 2nd: 2 books a week
3rd, 4th, 5th: 3 books a week
Teachers, staff, parents, Guardians: As many as willing to be responsible for
Y5, K: 1 book a week
1st, 2nd: 2 books a week
3rd, 4th, 5th: 3 books a week
Teachers, staff, parents, Guardians: As many as willing to be responsible for
Lost or Damaged Books
If a book is lost or damaged beyond repair, it should be paid for or replaced. Parents and guardians may choose what method works best.
Payment: Payments are accepted in the form of exact cash only (change cannot be made; sorry for any inconvenience). Please sent the payment to the library with your child's full name and teacher's name on the envelope. If your book is found and returned, your payment will be refunded in full.
Replacement: You may replace the lost or damaged book by purchasing another copy from a local or online bookstore. If your book is found, please return it and you will be refunded the amount that our library system quotes as the book's value.
If these options do not work for your family, please contact Mrs. Gartland and other options can be arranged.
Payment: Payments are accepted in the form of exact cash only (change cannot be made; sorry for any inconvenience). Please sent the payment to the library with your child's full name and teacher's name on the envelope. If your book is found and returned, your payment will be refunded in full.
Replacement: You may replace the lost or damaged book by purchasing another copy from a local or online bookstore. If your book is found, please return it and you will be refunded the amount that our library system quotes as the book's value.
If these options do not work for your family, please contact Mrs. Gartland and other options can be arranged.
