LINKS TO INTERNET SITES

(Links supplied by Barbara Allen, Librarian/Tech.Coord/Fed.Prog.Coord.,Clarksburg Elementary School,Clarksburg, MO  65025)

If you have any more interesting internet sites to add to this list click on the mailbox icon and email them to us. Thank-you!!! 

My Rules for Online Safety

STAFF                                    

Librarian: Vada Boehme

Library Secretary: Cindy Lippe

email: vboehme@eanes.k12.tx.us                                   

HOURS

7.30 am - 3.45 pm      Teachers and Staff

7.50am - 3.15 pm        Students

7.30 am - 7.50am        Quiet study time for 2-5th grade (Passes only)

LIBRARY CLASSES

Checkout classes will be for 30 minutes once a week. The schedule for instructional classes is as follows:

Kindergarten and first grade - Every week the first part of checkout time.

Second and third grade - Every other week

Fourth and fifth grade - every third week.

All teachers are encouraged to plan instructional activities with the librarian that integrate information skills and literature into the classroom curriculum. Students are welcome to come to the library at any rime individually or in small groups.

SCHEDULING

Library classes begin the second week of school and student checkout time will end May 5th. Classes will come until May 12.

CHECKOUT PROCEDURE

K students may check out one book. Grades 1-5 may check out two books. Magazine check out will be available. We will have reference books and sets of encyclopedias for overnight checkout. Usual book check out is for two weeks. Students will be able to reserve and recheck books.

OVERDUE BOOKS

Students will receive overdue notices when a book is overdue. No fines are charged for overdue books. An I.O.U. will be sent home with the student to be signed by as parent if a book is lost. The I.O.U. states that the book will be paid for by the end of the year if it is not found. If a book is damaged and cannot be repaired, students are expected to pay a small fee to cover the cost.

PARENT VOLUNTEERS

Barton Creek's library is strongly supported by a large group of enthusiastic parent volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Ms. Boehme.

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Tips for Caring for Books and Materials:

Keep your hands clean when using books.
Keep pages straight (not bent.)
Use a bookmark (do not lay the book upside down on a table.)
Turn pages from the top, not the bottom.
Keep books out of wet weather.
Keep books away from animals and small children who don't know what books are.

2000-2001 BLUEBONNETS

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1.  Aliki, William. Shakespeare and the Globe.

2.  Bonners, Susan. Silver Balloon.

3. Burleigh, Robert. Home Run: The story of Babe Ruth.

4. Coleman, Evelyn. Riches of Oseola McCarty.

5. Corpi, Lucha. Where Fireflies Dance.

6. Cullen, Lynn. Mightiest Heart.

7. DePaola, Tomie. 26 Fairmount Avenue.

8. Fleischman, Paul. Weslandia.

9. Fletcher, Ralph. Flying Solo.

10.   Willis-Holt, Kimberly. Mister and Me.

11.  Igus, Toyomi. I See the Rhythm.

12. Jenkins, Steve. Top of the World.: Climbing Mount Everest.

13. Kehret, Peg. Shelter Dogs, Amazing Stories of Adopted Strays.

14. Lourie, Peter. Rio Grande: From the Rocky Mountains to the Gulf of Mexico.

15. McCully, Emily. An Outlaw Thanksgiving.

16. Wells, Rosemary. Mary on Horseback: Three Mountain Stories.

17. Montgomery, Sy. 

18. Snake Scientist.Ryan, Pam Munoz. riding Freedom.

19. Stevens, Janet and Crummel, Susan S. Cook-A-Doodle-Doo.

20. Weeks, Sarah. Regular Guy.

1999-2000 BLUEBONNETS

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1. Auch, Mary Jane. I Was a Third Grade Science Project

2. Blake, Robert J. Akiak, a Tale from the Iditarod

3. Burandt, Harriett, and Shelley Dale. Tales from the Homeplace

4. DeFelice, Cynthia. The Ghost of Fossil Glen

5. Florian, Douglas. Insectlopedia

6. Gutman, Dan. Honus and Me

7. Hampton, Wilborn. Kennedy Assassinated! The World Mourns

8. Huynh Quang Nhuong. Water Buffalo Days

9. Jackson, Ellen. Turn of the Century

10. Karr, Kathleen. The Great Turkey Walk

11. Lasky, Kathryn. Marven of the Great North Woods

12. Mora, Pat. Tomas and the Library Lady

13. Paulsen, Gary. My Life in Dog Years

14. San Souci, Robert D. A Weave of Words

15. Siebold, Jan. Rope Burn

16. Skolsky, Mindy Warshaw. Love From Your Friend, Hannah

17. Snyder, Zilpha Keatley. Gib Rides Home

18. Stanley, Diane. Rumpelstiltskin's Daughter

19. Steptoe, Javaka. In Daddy's Arms I Am Tall

20. Wilson, Nancy Hope. Old People, Frogs, and Albert

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1999-2000 Lone Star List

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Upcoming sixth graders may desire to read the 1999-2000 Lone Star books.

1. Alder, Elizabeth. King's Shadow

2. Alford, Jan. I Can't Believe I Have to Do This

3. Bauer, Joan. Rules of the Road

4. Bloor, Edward. Tangerine

5. Cooney, Caroline. The Terrorist

6. Cooney, Caroline. What Child Is This? A Christmas Story

7. Danziger, Paula & Ann Martin. P.S. Longer Letter Later

8. Fleischman, Paul. Seedfolks.

9. Fleischman, Paul. Whirligig

10. Gilbert, Barbara Snow. Stone Water

11. Greenberg, Jan & Sandra Jordan. Chuck Close Up Close

12. Holt, Kimberly Willis. My Louisiana Sky

13. McDonald, Joyce. Swallowing Stones

14. Pullman, Philip. The Golden Compass

15. Sachar, Louis. Holes

16. Shusterman, Neal. Dark Side of Nowhere: A Novel

17. Skurzynski, Gloria. Virtual War

18. Soto, Gary. Buried Onions

19. Tillage, Leon Walter. Leon's Story

20. Tomlinson, Theresa. The Forestwife

     

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