Wednesday 2 November 2011

New Magazines in the Library!

You asked and we listened!!!

I'm glad to announce that your Canadian Martyrs Library has subscribed to a number of magazines, specifically requested by our students.

The Hockey News! Want to stay updated on your favourite teams or players in the league? The Hockey News is a industry leading magazine keeping its readers informed about everything and anything going on in the hockey world. Since it is published weekly new and information is up to date and current. It'll sure be hard to keep this one on the shelves!








Archie Comics! They're back! Follow your favourite Riverdale High gang in these all new Archie series comics. Archie, Betty, Veronica and Jughead are the same silly teens that they have always been in brand new comics! A great read for kids of any ages!









National Geographic for Kids! Beautiful photography, phenomenal journalism and fun games, riddles, and stories await readers of National Geographic for Kids. Covering issues included wildlife, pets, the environment, and other global issues this reputable magazine has been published for decades!









Canadian Geographic! From the same publisher as National Geographic comes Canadian Geographic specializing in Canadian issues. The photography in these magazines are one of a kind and should not be missed!Whether you want information on particular provinces, regional wildlife or general information on our favourite country this magazine cannot be beat!








Transworld Skateboarding! The requests for new skateboarding material has been one of the libraries top subjects this year and I am proud to say that Transworld Skateboarding is now in our libraries. Come check it out today!










Sports Illustrated for Kids! This Sports Illustrated magazine is tailored specifically for kids and includes not only information about numerous professional sports leagues, but also kids leagues and teams. We're all really excited to have Sports Illustrated for Kids in our library!








These are just some of the new magazines in our library. Come in and check them out today boys and girls!

Thursday 20 October 2011

Birthday books for October!


Hi Martyrs! 

We were a bit late starting with the Birthday Book program this year, so this month we have celebrated the birthdays not only in October, but in August and September as well! We had a number of students who have graciously donate books to our library. Here are the books we added to our collection this past month!






Its Raining Cupcakes
 by Lisa Schroeder was donated by Oliva O'Brien in Mrs Ferreira's grade 4 class. Olivia's birthday was in August. Thanks Olivia!




Small and Scary: Discovering Dinosaurs by Michael Benton was donated by Alec Perry from Mrs. Clifford's Kindergarten class. Alec's birthday was in August. Thanks Alec!



Three Tales of Enchantment: Sleeping Beauty, The Little Mermaid, and Beauty and the Beast by Marilyn Helmer, was donated by Emma Perry in Mrs. Fyck's grade 1 class. Emma's birthday was in August. Thanks Emma!

















 


Moose By Robert Munch was donated by Jake McCallion in Mrs. Ferguson's grade 3 class. Jake's birthday was in August! Thanks Jake!











Flawed Dogs by Berkley Breathed was donated by George Fares in Mrs. Rivard's grade 6 class. George's birthday was in September. Thanks George!












Seven Blind Mice by Ed Young was donated by Claire Raso in Mrs. Fyck's grade 1 class. Claire's birthday was in September. Thanks Claire!






Peanuts: You can be anything! by Charles M. Schulz was donated by Kasia Murray in Mrs. Fyck's grade 1 class. Kasia's birthday was in October. Thanks Kasia!



Everyday Life in Ancient Greece
was donated by Owen Colyer in Mrs. Ferguson's grade 3 class. Owen's birthday was in October. Thanks Owen!

Thanks again to all of those who have donated to the Birthday Book program. It is such a great help to get new books on our shelves. We are still currently accepting Birthday Book forms, so please consider donating today!

Tuesday 11 October 2011

Canadian Martyrs Book club by Cameron Lund

Hey Martyrs!

Are you in grade 7 or 8 and love to read? Well now there's a club for it! Run by Miss Caldwell, a Canadian Martyrs book club has started up. Every 3 weeks the book club meets in the library and talks about the book chosen for that meeting. The first 3 books that have been chosen are as follows:

  • Enders Game By Orson Scott Card
  • The Maze Runner by James Dashner
  • The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins.

If you have not heard of any of these books, all the more reason to join the book club. The book club was started to widen your variety of novels and help you start reading books that you otherwise would not read. So join the library book club today and have fun!

Happy reading, 

Cameron Lund - Grade 8

Tuesday 27 September 2011

Are you interested in joining the library book club?



Calling all grade 7 and 8s! There will be an information session for anyone interested in joining the library book club. We are meeting in the library on Thursday, September 28th at 12:10.

Looking forward to seeing you all there!

Thursday 22 September 2011

Looking for bloggers!

Attention all you young bloggers out there. Are you interested in contributing to your Canadian Martyrs Library blog?

We are looking for summaries and reviews written on books in our library written by you; the students! Did you love the last book you borrowed? Would you like to tell your classmates about it? Blogging is a great way to learn about new and exciting books, and who knows better about what students like than other students! So keep reading everybody and share your latest book with your classmates today!

Please submit all blog posts to Miss Caldwell in the library.

Tuesday 13 September 2011

Birthday Books are now available in the library!

Birthday Books are a great way for students to celebrate their birthday by "giving" a book to their classmates. During the month of the student's birthday, a birthday book will be chosen from a selection of both fiction and non fiction, level appropriate books. The book is then recorded in the Chalk Talk, and on our blog, and a dedication label is placed inside to acknowledge the gift. The student is the first to borrow the book before it goes into circulation. 


Birthdays that fall in August will be recognized in September, while birthdays that fall in July will be recognized in June. 


If you would like your child/children to participate in the worthwhile program, kindly send a note including the following information to your class teacher as soon as possible with a $10 cash or cheque payable to "Canadian Martyrs School Library". 


Name:
Teacher and Grade:
Birthday:


Thank you all for your support!