Artondale Library Main Page

 

  

             Artondale Elementary School Library
      Home of the Otters

      Gig Harbor, Washington

           
Updated June 10, 2008

          

        


 
Spring has Sprung!  Start looking for your past due books - All books need to be returned to the library by June 6th!
 

                     

Charly Stecher, Library Technician
stecherc@peninsula.wednet.edu

   


                     Parent Resources
Book lists and reading with children   

Artondale's Parent/Community Library

  "BOOKS IN A SERIES"
Ever wonder about the order of books in a series? Here's a great web site to refer to. It was created by: Children's Services
Monroe County Public
Library, Indiana
http://www.monroe.lib.in.us/childrens/serieslist.html



   
Artondale's Accelerated Reader Quiz Lists    
Updated June 10, 2008


AR Quiz List
Sorted by The Book Title


AR Quiz List
Sorted by Reading Level



          Community Resources

Pierce County Library  

Tacoma Public Library Reference Resources

The Gig Harbor Peninsula College Center

Gig Harbor Photo Gallery

Gig Harbor Peninsula Historical Museum

The Peninsula School District shall provide equal educational opportunity and treatment for all students in all aspects of the academic and activities program without regard to race, creed, color, or national origin, sex, sexual preference, marital status, previous arrest (unless a clear and present danger exists), or incarceration or non-program-related physical, sensory or mental disabilities, as per RCW 49.60 Law Against Discrimination

                                                                                           

 

About Our Library and Information Center

It is our mission in the Artondale Library to provide books and information in a rich and challenging learning environment.  Our library serves preschool through 5th grade classes on both fixed and flex schedules. The library is open to students before school, during lunch recesses and after school. The Primary Grades (K-2) can come to the library during their lunch recess on Tuesdays and Thursdays while the Intermediate Grades (3-5) have Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

Students and staff use the library in a variety of ways:

*  to research using print and electronic resources
*  recreational or free time reading
*  computer work
*  classes in information retrieval, evaluation and synthesis
*  books on tape, knitting club, mentoring

We are indebted to the dedication and hard work of the 5th grade Student Librarians who handle the circulation of library materials for the daily classes visiting the library. Our library is also extremely grateful to the constant and tireless work of our community volunteers who somehow manage to not become discouraged by the stacks of books needing to be shelved or repaired.

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                       Book Lists and Reading with Children

Book Adventure   Create a user name, password and click on Book Finder to create a personalized reading list. "Book Adventure is a FREE, reading incentive program dedicated to encouraging kids in grades K-8 to read. With the help of Rex Reader and Bailey Bookmark, kids have more than 4,000 of the most popular and acclaimed titles from which to choose. Book Adventure was created by the Sylvan Learning Foundation and is a non-profit organization."

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ATN Book Lists   This vast resource offers many lists. You will find grade level lists here as well as theme/subject,  award winners and even some gift ideas. You will also find a K-6 Library Skills curriculum written by Dale Copps on the ATN site. 

"These recommended reading lists were created by one or more members of the international school librarian's listserv, LM_NET, Mike Eisenberg and Peter Milbury, owners, and by other international K-12 librarians. The reading lists were started as part of a librarian collaborative project, All Together Now, begun by Dale Copps.  The recommendations are now harvested from a variety of listserv such as Childlit, Booktalkers @egroups.com, YALSA, etc." 



                         
Parent/Community Library


*Artondale Library has a special collection of books with parents in mind. The titles in this collection deal with a variety of subjects. You will find books offering craft projects your children will love as well as materials offering help dealing with difficult issues we may encounter as parents. Please visit the library and browse the collection. Remember, you are always welcome in our library and we encourage you to check out any books. Ask the librarian to point you in the direction of the Parent/Community Library.

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LiLibrary Skills Tracker

Skill Tracker Objectives