ListeningHeart T2 2008 - St Mary's College, Broome
ListeningHeart T2 2008 - St Mary's College, Broome
ListeningHeart T2 2008 - St Mary's College, Broome
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ST MARY’S COLLEGE LIBRARIES ...<br />
FUN IN THE PRIMARY SCHOOL LIBRARY<br />
The Library is always a very busy place. Each day children<br />
come and discover how much fun reading can be. They hear<br />
about new and exciting books each week and many reserve<br />
books regularly. There is always just the right book for everyone,<br />
and we search until we find it. Most of the children<br />
know how to search the Library catalogue on the computers.<br />
At lunchtime the Library is a popular place to be.<br />
Some children are on computers, some play chess, some play<br />
board games, some read on the cushions and some use the<br />
Smart Board to play Library games and others colour in or<br />
find fun on the activity table.<br />
The children are always willing to help tidy up, clean and put<br />
books away.<br />
Early in the year we had Andy Wright, a storyteller who de-<br />
lighted the children with his stories of growing up.<br />
He impressed everyone with his vitality and enthusiasm<br />
and he inspired many children to go away<br />
and write their own story.<br />
Book Week <strong>2008</strong> is in week 5 of Term 3, the theme this year<br />
is “Fuel Your Mind”. We have a display of the shortlisted<br />
books for the Australian Children’s Book of the Year competition<br />
and we are reading one book each week. We enjoy trying<br />
to predict the gold medal winners. We have already booked<br />
our times with guest author Elise Hurst who will be at the Public<br />
Library during Book Week.<br />
Our Library is a place for fun and learning where<br />
students can enjoy both the old and new technologies.<br />
Whether they are reading a book, listending to<br />
a story, using the Smart Board, or researching on a<br />
computer, the students are acquiring skills that will<br />
last a lifetime.<br />
Di Leitch,<br />
Librarian.