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Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Upcoming Learning Commons (AKA) Library Events

    1.  Apr. 30th, Poetry DEAR option from 9:45-10 or recess
               - Wear read!  Oops red!
               - Teachers wear your DEAR shirts )
 
 
              
               - sign out poetry books in advance
               - The 75 ORL books Ms. M has will be available to borrow for the  
                 DEAR time
 
         2.  Apr 30th - Author Visit, Deborah Hodge, 1pm (library); Ms Peel & Milton's
              classes





Using visuals from her wildlife and nature books, Deborah describes the process of creating a nonfiction book — from idea, to research and writing, editing, art and design. She also shares amazing facts about wildlife, discusses animal adaptations and brings animal furs and skulls to show the students. Deborah talks about other books she’s written, too.

    Parkview Elementary's Deborah Hodge Books


     
    Call #
    Title
    Author
    Medium
    Status


    -----------------


    325.71 HOD
    The kids book of Canadian immigration [book]
    Hodge, Deborah
    book
    In
    385.09 HOD
    The kids book of Canada's railway: and how the CPR was built [book]
    Hodge, Deborah
    book
    In
    385.09 HOD
    The Kids Book of Canada's Railways [book]
    Hodge, Deborah.
    book
    In
    595.79 HOD
    Ants [book]
    Hodge, Deborah
    book
    In
    595.79 HOD
    Bees [book]
    Hodge, Deborah
    book
    In
    597.56 HOD
    Salmon [book]
    Hodge, Deborah.
    book
    In
    599.75 HOD
    Wild cats, cougars, bobcats and lynx [book]
    Hodge, Deborah.
    book
    In
    621.8 HOD
    Simple machines [computer file]
    Hodge, Deborah
    computer file
    In
    -- 8 Bibliographies --

     
    These are on display in the library.

    Ms. Hodge's web site http://www.deborahhodge.com/


    3.  NATIONAL POETRY MONTH - APRIL
    A poem suggested from our Parkview WOW table
    "DON’T GIVE A MAGNET TO AN ELEPHANT"
    Don’t give a magnet to an elephant.
    He won’t handle it with care.
    He’ll hold it high up in the sky
    and pull planes out of the air.
    He’ll get it stuck to delivery trucks
    and bicycles and trains.
    He’ll cause trouble at construction sites
    by sticking to the cranes.
    He’ll magnetize the city—
    every car, bus, van and truck.
    Then he’ll sneak home to the jungle
    and leave everybody stuck.
    — Tiffany Stone
    from Baaaad Animals. Stone, Tiffany (ORL book 819.126 STO).
     
     
     
     
     Also found at Poetry in Transit," A poetry project to celebrate BC poets published in Canada: poem #13

    http://books.bc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/PiT07_buscards.pdf

    The Ardent Librarian, Ms. Murrells.

     


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