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Librarianism Chronicles: Cabin Fever - Sixth in the Wimpy Kid Series
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Book talks, story times, crafts, experiments, and fun ideas for librarians, teachers, and kids of all ages. Cabin Fever - Sixth in the Wimpy Kid Series. This week, the sixth Diary of a Wimpy Kid. With an initial printing of six million copies. Is the biggest book of the year. The publisher's confidence is not surprising, since kids (and lots of adults) just can't get enough of Jeff Kinney's illustrated realistic fiction series. From Abrams Books Academic Resources. From Wimpy Kid Club. Fun Things to do i...
Librarianism Chronicles: Football Fanfare
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Book talks, story times, crafts, experiments, and fun ideas for librarians, teachers, and kids of all ages. Football is such a big part of fall culture in the U.S. In the library during this time of year, little football fans need no prompting to check-out and read books about their favorite teams. But all the excitement is a great excuse to push readers into other genres and subjects through the football theme. Students can also practice music and math skills with Katie Robertson's Rhythm Football game.
Librarianism Chronicles: Happy Juneteenth! - Celebrating the 150th Anniversary
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Book talks, story times, crafts, experiments, and fun ideas for librarians, teachers, and kids of all ages. Celebrating the 150th Anniversary. June 19, 2015 is the 150th anniversary of the day Union soldiers arrived in Texas to announce that slavery had ended. This historic occasion took place more than two years after Abraham Lincoln gave his Emancipation Proclamation. Learn more about the history of this important occasion by visiting Juneteenth.com. And the Texas State Historical Association. First We...
Librarianism Chronicles: Before School Morning Routine
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Book talks, story times, crafts, experiments, and fun ideas for librarians, teachers, and kids of all ages. Before School Morning Routine. During my career, I have gone back and forth in my feelings about the early start of my work day and the related early bedtime, sometimes enjoying the routine and other times feeling like I am squeezing my adult life into a child's schedule. Nevertheless, experience tells me I should embrace the routine that fits my job. Now it is time to complete the tasks that were ...
Librarianism Chronicles: Make Your Own Origami Yoda
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Book talks, story times, crafts, experiments, and fun ideas for librarians, teachers, and kids of all ages. Make Your Own Origami Yoda. I wrote about Tom Angleberger's awesome Origami Yoda. Promotion, through which I acquired this super-cool signed-by-the-author origami Yoda. And this rad illustration. My Yoda already made two guest appearances in book talks! In August, my friend borrowed him to give a talk about the book- one of twenty chosen this year for the Texas Bluebonnet Reading List. For more det...
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Hit the Ground Running: The Educating Esme Blog for New Teachers: December 2009
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Tuesday, December 1, 2009. The definition of potato pedagogy (from How to Get Your Child To Love Reading. Using what you have to make literacy and learning happen. Which begs the question: how many children's books would fit in a phone booth? Read all about it. Picture from Associated Newspapers, Ltd. Posted by Esme Raji Codell. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to the Wonderful World of PlanetEsme! View my complete profile. New Children's Book Reviews. Resource Links for Teachers. Top of the Class.
Hit the Ground Running: The Educating Esme Blog for New Teachers: June 2010
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010. How old are you? In human years, or teacher years? Miss Pointy answered, and then quickly called on someone else. Or you are about to do it. Maybe you finished your first year of teaching. Maybe you graduated and about to embark on your classroom- or job search- adventure. Congratulations! What do you wish someone would have told you? But not everybody can work in a bookstore. Children's li. Terature courses are largely undervalued in too many teacher preparatory programs. And...
glittergoods: doing our part for the kindergarten economy
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Caroline Herter: Photocraft: Cool Things to Do with the Pictures You Love. American Quilts in the Modern Age, 1870-1940: The International Quilt Study Center Collections. Gillian Harris: Complete Feltmaking: Easy Techniques and 25 Great Projects. Sarah Prineas: The Magic Thief. Beverly/ Zelinsky, Paul O. (ILT) Cleary: Ralph S. Mouse. Laurence Yep: Mia (American Girl). Leigh Radford: AlterKnits Felt: Imaginative Projects for Knitting and Felting. Kelli Ronci: Kids Crochet: Projects for Kids of All Ages.
Life In Orbit...: A Note about Webseries
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Tuesday, August 14, 2012. A Note about Webseries. Lately I am all about webseries. Maybe it is because regular TV does not do it for me. Maybe it is because my TV watching attention span is super limited by my reading and game playing time. Whatever, I am hooked. I just wanted to take some time to point out some of my faves. I am always open to suggestions, so if you happen to know of a good one, drop me a comment! The show that started it all for me:. Here is the link:. Check it out here. Billed as The ...
Life In Orbit...: Time to clean the Netgalley Titles off the K-Fire, already
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Monday, April 2, 2012. Time to clean the Netgalley Titles off the K-Fire, already. I, Karmagrrl, hereby swear to kick butt in the April Netgalley Read-a-thon hosted by Redhousebooks. This month. I looked over all of my NG titles on the Fire and have decided to tackle:. Grave Mercy (LaFevers) *already started. Lets Pretend this Never Happened by Lawson. Tomorrow Land by Mancusi. Hanging By a Thread by Littlefield. Girl in the Clockwork Collar. And can someone explain to me why I should read China Mieville?
Life In Orbit...: Review: Hanging by a Thread
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Tuesday, April 10, 2012. Review: Hanging by a Thread. Hanging By a Thread. Out: September 11, 2012. Review copy via NG. Finished as a part of Netgalley April Read-a-thon. She already knows from touching the fabric of their clothes! So don't read this if you are looking for a good mystery. I wish more time would have been spent examining Clare's gift and I am a little sad that there is a way to rid oneself of this gift. It's a great gift! So, not too shabby (chic? Labels: hanging by a thread.
Life In Orbit...: July 2012
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Monday, July 16, 2012. Leviathan Wakes- Sword and Laser Review. I read Leviathan Wakes as part of my ongoing participation in the Sword and Laser Book Club (which I love). I'm doing it to prove I can manage to be a member in a book club, and to read stuff I would never in a million years pick up on my own to read. This is the "laser" pick for July and this review has been cross-posted on Goodreads. He's a mystery. Who is Naomi, really? So, on the backs of this very thin cast of characters we have this cr...
Life In Orbit...: Review: Brides of RollRock Island
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Thursday, July 12, 2012. Review: Brides of RollRock Island. This novel kind of blew my mind.The following review IS FULL OF SPOILERS! Okay, read on. The story raises many great questions. Who is the villain here? Is it the sea witch? Is it the men of the island? Are the women of the island to blame for allowing this to happen? And why did her children die when all the other male children flourish? Because the storytelling is way above par, the pacing is excellent, and because I am a big fan. I am a Castl...
Life In Orbit...: April 2012
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Monday, April 30, 2012. NetGalley April Wrap Up Post. I believe it is pretty safe to go ahead and do a wrap up post for the Netgalley April Read-a-thon hosted by. You can read my original goals here. But, as a handy breakdown, see below:. Grave Mercy (LaFevers) *already started. Lets Pretend this Never Happened by Lawson. Tomorrow Land by Mancusi. Hanging By a Thread by Littlefield. Girl in the Clockwork Collar. Touched by Cyn Balog. Okay, so I managed to read some Netgalley titles that I either picked.
Life In Orbit...: NetGalley April Wrap Up Post
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Monday, April 30, 2012. NetGalley April Wrap Up Post. I believe it is pretty safe to go ahead and do a wrap up post for the Netgalley April Read-a-thon hosted by. You can read my original goals here. But, as a handy breakdown, see below:. Grave Mercy (LaFevers) *already started. Lets Pretend this Never Happened by Lawson. Tomorrow Land by Mancusi. Hanging By a Thread by Littlefield. Girl in the Clockwork Collar. Touched by Cyn Balog. Okay, so I managed to read some Netgalley titles that I either picked.
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Librarians, who after years of torment by the incompetent masses, have become very testy. Circulation is not a place for the faint hearted. Heck, libraries aren't as a whole. Arm yourselves! Things that make you go Grr. Im good, but not psychic. Broken lights or were just messin with ya. A new insult record! What is youth coming to? A librarian's guide to etiquette. I could have a snake? Tales From the Liberry. True Love and High Adventure. Sunday, December 05, 2010. Things that make you go Grr. Now some...
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Lori's Little Library Web Page test. You will find book lists, book recommendations and resources on this page.
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Persona Part 3: Subject Guide. Persona Project: Part 2. Persona Skeleton: LIBR 530. Can Libraries Join the Snapchat Revolution? Morgan on Can Libraries Join the Snapcha…. Claire on Can Libraries Join the Snapcha…. Morgan on Can Libraries Join the Snapcha…. Dalen Klassen on Can Libraries Join the Snapcha…. Morgan on Instagram for Libraries. Persona Part 3: Subject Guide. CANADIAN HISTORY: WORLD WAR I. Vancouver Island University. (2016). The Canadian Letters and Images Project. Weiner, S. A., Morr...In th...
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Book talks, story times, crafts, experiments, and fun ideas for librarians, teachers, and kids of all ages. Ideas for Using Your Instant Camera. I've always enjoyed taking pictures, so I was thrilled to receive a new Instax. Instant camera last December! Check out these ideas that will get you using your real-film camera right away! 1 Fun photo display. That match your party theme. Another option is for party-goers to create their own frames as a party activity. Offer a variety of stickers, washi...An in...
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Tuesday, 28 June 2011. Getting out and about - a tad overdue. I only have one excuse for why this post is late - information overload. When I started looking through the other participant blogs I was totally overwhelmed. As I write this, there are 630 blogs listed on Delicious as taking part in CPD23! Of all the blogs I've viewed so far, I particularly recommend Rhythm and Knowledge. With their post on this same topic. I also really like the way that Much Ado about Blogging. Tuesday, 21 June 2011. To try...
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The Librarian Is on The Loose | Musings about my library life and my home life
The Librarian Is on The Loose. Musings about my library life and my home life. Manners Story Time 1/11/17. January 11, 2017. In response to a request from our Youth Services Coordinator for more material about self-regulation in our programming, I designed today’s storytime to be all about manners. There are lots of good books out there, but not all of them lend themselves to storytime. The ones I chose were. By Cindy Post Senning,. Please, Mr. Panda. By Steve Antony, and. I set everything I need,. Chewi...
librarianist.com – turning librarians into better patrons
Turning librarians into better patrons. This is a page. This is a page. Three Digitization Projects for 2013. Jan 27, 2013. One of the biggest personal projects I’m starting this year is the digitization of many family documents. I’ve selected the following three collections that are a good combination of being easy to digitize and personally meaningful: WH diaries My grandmother wrote daily diary entries from 1932 through 2003. The diaries are rich with family history […]. Oct 1, 2012. Oct 1, 2012.
