Make Your Library Shine

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Make Your Library Shine Ramona Abernathy, Lori Bush, Ellen Clements, and Jil’Lana Heard


Collaboration 

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There are 6 media specialists in our district 4,000 students Use Renaissance Place in grades 2-12 We wanted consistency throughout the district Share resources and ideas Meet frameworks Grants


Monthly Meetings 

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Meet once a month to plan displays, themes, genre information Christmas Party – book exchange Troubleshoot district-wide, literacy related issues Discuss Frameworks – Ellen’s story Vendor presentations Discuss professional journals Discuss professional development opportunities


Shared Themes 

Hollywood Hot Reads at the upper level Get Caught Reading focused on taking pictures of students and faculty reading at lower levels “Paws and Read”


Monthly Genres  

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October – Mysteries November – Historical fiction December – Illustrators January – Adventures February – Black History, Coretta Scott King Award Winners March – Folk Tales, Fairy Tales, Tall Tales, Music in Our Schools Month April – Poetry/Sports


Shared Resources  

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Guest speakers Library Materials – inter-library loan Professional materials Decorations Ideas Young Adult Author Series



Programs  

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Library Lion Read Across America – guest readers Teen Read Week – Books With Bite School wide read Author visits Music in our Schools Month Simon and Diamond Teen Tech Week



Frameworks  

Using templates Marking/highlighting frameworks that are being taught Reflect on weaknesses and missing links Use that information for next years’ instruction


Summer Reading 

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Libraries open on different days Students allowed to AR test Programs for younger students Available for 4-12 Incentives


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