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CHECKOUT POLICIES Students may check out books for a one week period. They can be renewed twice for one week each time. Books can be placed on hold if currently checked out by others. There are no fines for overdue books, but there is a 2 book limit per student so they must refrain from further checkouts until the books are returned. They may be returned anytime to the book drop. |
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2005 CHILDREN'S BOOK AWARDSCaldecott Award: The 2005 Caldecott Award Winner is KITTEN'S FIRST FULL MOON by Kevin Henkes. In this story, a kitten mistakes the moon for a bowl of milk. Kitten's frustration and eventual triumph are emotions familiar to young children. Ages 5-7
Newbery Award: In KIRA KIRA by Cynthia Kadohata, the complex relationship between two sisters is explored. Katie's oldest sister, Lynn, whom she worships taught her the words "Kira Kira" which means glittering in Japanese. Prejudice, personal challenge and family tragedy are part of this story set in the southern US in the 50's and 60's.
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"BOOK-IT" PROGRAM
82 students have returned their Book-It reading charts for the past five months! That's fabulous! March is the last month for the program and those students who have completed all six months will be invited to a "Celebrate Reading Pizza Luncheon". Have your student check the bulletin board outside the library and turn in any missing forms!
WE LOVE OUR VOLUNTEERS
THANK YOU TO A GREAT CORP OF VOLUNTEERS! Sara Weiczorek, Lori Ann Mandigo, Lisa Koblenz, Debbie Miller, Helene Maiorano, Laura Quandt, Leslie Lochman, Jennifer Divine, Julie Larabee, Melissa Denke, Barbara Ivester. Forgive me for anyone I may have over looked. Your help has been invaluable to the learning that takes place at Lawton.
COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD
In support of the up-coming school-wide multi-cultural celebration, the Arts Enrichment Committee of the PTA has provided funding for several books to be added to our collection. Please come by the library and see our COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD COLLECTION featuring over 50 countries. These books are a valuable tool for our students as they pursue research related to the various cultures they are studying. We are fortunate to have such a wonderfully supportive parent group at Lawton. Thank you for all you do for the students.
The Tail of Emily Windsnap
By Liz Kessler
The story of a 12-year old girl who discovers she's a mermaid during her first swimming lesson! Grades 3-5
Moosekitos
By Margie Palatini
The Moose family reunion was going to be perfect. At least that's what Mr. Moose thouight...Grades K-2.
SPECIAL DONATIONS
Thank you to the following families for your continued support of education at Lawton school: The Grevstad Family (books), The Mandigo Family (books and office supplies), the Cavazzoni Family (monetary donation), Alice Adamic (books)
Caldecott Award: The 2005 Caldecott Award Winner is KITTEN'S FIRST FULL MOON by Kevin Henkes. In this story, a kitten mistakes the moon for a bowl of milk. Kitten's frustration and eventual triumph are emotions familiar to young children. Ages 5-7 Newbery Award: In KIRA KIRA by Cynthia Kadohata, the complex relationship between two sisters is explored. Katie's oldest sister, Lynn, whom she worships taught her the words "Kira Kira" which means glittering in Japanese. Prejudice, personal challenge and family tragedy are part of this story set in the southern US in the 50's and 60's. . "BOOK-IT" PROGRAM 82 students have returned their Book-It reading charts for the past five months! That's fabulous! March is the last month for the program and those students who have completed all six months will be invited to a "Celebrate Reading Pizza Luncheon". Have your student check the bulletin board outside the library and turn in any missing forms! THANK YOU TO A GREAT CORP OF VOLUNTEERS! Sara Weiczorek, Lori Ann Mandigo, Lisa Koblenz, Debbie Miller, Helene Maiorano, Laura Quandt, Leslie Lochman, Jennifer Divine, Julie Larabee, Melissa Denke, Barbara Ivester. Forgive me for anyone I may have over looked. Your help has been invaluable to the learning that takes place at Lawton. In support of the up-coming school-wide multi-cultural celebration, the Arts Enrichment Committee of the PTA has provided funding for several books to be added to our collection. Please come by the library and see our COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD COLLECTION featuring over 50 countries. These books are a valuable tool for our students as they pursue research related to the various cultures they are studying. We are fortunate to have such a wonderfully supportive parent group at Lawton. Thank you for all you do for the students.
The Tail of Emily Windsnap By Liz Kessler
The story of a 12-year old girl who discovers she's a mermaid during her first swimming lesson! Grades 3-5 Moosekitos By Margie Palatini The Moose family reunion was going to be perfect. At least that's what Mr. Moose thouight...Grades K-2. Thank you to the following families for your continued support of education at Lawton school: The Grevstad Family (books), The Mandigo Family (books and office supplies), the Cavazzoni Family (monetary donation), Alice Adamic (books)
WE LOVE OUR VOLUNTEERS
COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD
SPECIAL DONATIONS
