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Grade sch<x)lers observe Children's Book Week
lone elementary school pupils
have decora l«-d classroom doors and
participated in other projects for
Children s Hook Week tin Tuesday ,
students and teachers stopped what
ever they were doing and read for
five minutes when school librarian
Betty Carlson announced
Read
Out" over the intercom
Kachof
the classes also wrote a stanza for a
poem. "Good Books Good Times
which w ill decorate the library door
Mrs Marlene Davison's kinder
garten class has enjoyed the story of
Snow White along with the accom
panying songs and records Their
door is decorated with a picture of
Snow While and the Seven Dwarfs
from the Walt Disney version of the
book
The first grade decorated a door
for the book
The Snake That
Sneezed
They invited students
from other grades to come to hear
the story which is about a snake who
swallowed a rabbit, peacock, ele
phant. giraffe, kangaroo and lion
As the story is read first graders
show the door picture which has lift
up flaps to show the animals inside
the snake
The first grade also published a
class book called "Happiness Is
Kach child wrote and illustrated a
page telling things that make them
happy, said their teacher Betty
Rietmann
The second grade decorated a
door lor the book "Hot Air Henry
They watched an educational series
called Beading liainbow and were
able to hear the story narrat«*d by
1-aVar Burton, said teacher Sharon
Moms
Mrs Barbara Collin s third grade
class did two doors for National
Rook Week The girls designed a
picture from the t«H>g Miss Nelson
is Back by James Marshall show
mg the class, the teacher and the
M r d n r» d .«
principal The hoys made monsters
from their imaginations to illustrate
their book Where I he Wild Things
Are by Mounce Semlak
Children in Mrs Diana Kincaid s
fourth grade class are learning to do
library r«-search and make reports
for social studies
One of their
favorite subjects is ancient Kgypt.
said Kincaid, so they chose to do
lh«.ir door decoration on a resource
book "The Treasur«*s of Tutank
ha men Kach child drew a picture
of an artifact found in the tomb and
displayed it on black paper that
represents the darkness in the tomb
for thousands of y ears New vocabu
lary words found in the research are
also listed
Fourth graders also did a study in
literature class about Aesop, the
Greek slave, who told fables They
then had to find a favorite fable in
Ihre«. sources and then write a
version of the fable complete with
moral and illustration
The 15 students in l-aura Hroder
lek s fifth grade worked together to
design and assemble a door d«*cora
lion representing their favorite Ixxik
character Haddington The children
drew piclures of Haddington to
represent book covers
The fifth grade has produc«*d a
hook entitled "K ifth Grade Hara
graphs
It contains all the basic
elements of a hook including a
vhxlicution to Mrs Carlson Because
she taught us about the library "
The sixth grade decorated a door
for the hook "The Summer of the
Swans by Relsy Byars This book
is a Newberry award winner along
with National Children’s Hook Week
Kach of the sixth graders has
written his own 35 page hook on a
topic of his own choice Presently,
each student is writing a poem l>ook.
said sixth grade teacher Mark
Jones
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