Robinson School Library
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Annie
Watson, Librarian
Ellen Hanson, Assistant
Library Catalog
Student Research Sites
FirstGov for Kids: An amazing collection of U.S. Government web sites for kids, and many others. Noodle Tools: This site helps
you write your bibliography.
http://www.noodletools.com/noodlebib/express.php
Research Links for Classroom Units
World Book Kids: For younger studentsWorld Book Online: (Accessible only from school at this time.)
2Learn Website Evaluation Tool
Teacher and Parent Sites
Vermont Online Library has full text access to many articles, encyclopedias, research, periodicals, and more. See the Librarian for your password.
Books and Reading
Camel's Hump Radio All about
the radio show every Sunday at 7 p.m. Click for great books and activities.
Coretta Scott King Award
DCF Award
Guys Read helps boys find stuff they
like to read.
John Newbery Medal
Just for Kids Who Love Books: Find
your favorite books and authors, and write book reviews.
KidsReads.com Read about cool books,
take part in a poll, find out about your favorite author, and more!
On-Lion Lots of activities about your
favorite books and authors!
Red Clover
Award
Library News & Information
Current Library News
Back Issues of Library
News
Library Hours
Coming soon:
Library Policies & Procedures
Search Engines
Ask Jeeves for Kids
Cybersleuth-Kids: A great directory
and search tool!
Google
Robinson School Library Mission Statement
The purpose of the Robinson School Library is to ensure that all Robinson School students become effective users of ideas and information so that they may become independent, lifelong learners, and to foster in all students a love of reading and literature.
Library News
September, 2007
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April, 2007
Our research has continued this month. 1-2 students are finishing up their research. During this project they practised the skills of finding information in pictures, taking notes, and organizing their notes into categories. From their notes they are writing research reports. We have also introduced some mapping activities.
Students in Grades 5-6 are finishing up their reading of Dorothy Canfield Fisher books in preparation for voting in the first week of April. Anyone in Grade 4-6 who has read at least 5 DCF books from this year's list, is eligible to vote. Click here for more information about this statewide program.
Many children have overdue books and materials out of the library. Please look at home to find missing materials. We will be sending overdue notices home soon, so that you can search during our April vacation.Annie Watson, Librarian
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Library Hours
The Library is open from 7:45 to 3:15 p.m. on all days that school is in session.
All members of the school community, including students, parents, school volunteers, teachers, and staff, as well as homeschoolers and parents of pre-school children, are welcome to use and borrow from the library.
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Last Update: September 5, 2007
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