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Comet eLearning and Homeschooling

Page history last edited by Kristen Anderson 3 years, 7 months ago

Post for May 26, 2020

Hi Comets!

Check out my weekly read-alouds and recommendations.  I'd love to hear about your reading and learning! Do you have a question? Email me at andersonk@district65.net.

Take care!  --Mrs. Anderson 


 

Previous eLearning Posts

 

District Library Lessons 

 

Accessing eBooks Help

 

EPL Kids Newsletter

 

 

SUMMER READING IS HERE!

K-2 YouTube Video BookTalks                                                        

 

K-2 List in BINGO format (printable PDF)

 

3-5 YouTube Video BookTalks

 

3-5 List in BINGO format (printable PDF)

 

Coloring Sheet for window (printable PDF)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

Evanston Public Library Virtual Program, Summer 2020

 

 

READ & SHARE

 

Watch Mrs. Anderson Read! 

"Carmela Full of Wishes" by Matt de la Pena

 

My special Birthday Book Club read aloud for ALL Comet birthdays and a special shout out to families who donated March-August during school closures.  THANK YOU for supporting our Library!  Our Library fundraiser raised $1,400 for the Library this year.

 

"Hector the Collector" by Emily Beeny

 

Why are collections so special to people?  Because everyone is different.  Learn from the author/curator about the difference between public and private collections.

 

"We Are Grateful/Otsaliheliga" by Traci Sorrell

 

A Kingsley Primary Battle book that will open your eyes to the Cherokee culture and being grateful.

"Yesterday I Had the Blues" by Jeron Ashford Frame, illustrated by R. Gregory Christie

 

Let's have the Yellows and Greens this week for Earth Day week!  How can you reduce, reuse and recycle?

 

"A Light in the Attic" by Shel Silverstein

 

It's National Poetry Month!  Listen to me read four of my favorites, from my attic!

"What Miss Mitchell Saw" by Hayley Barrett, illustrated by Diana Sudyka  

 

An illustrated biography about astronomer Maria Mitchell, illustrated by Kingsley parent Diana Sudyka.

 

"My Papi Has A Motorcycle" by Isabel Quintero.

 

A Kingsley Primary Battle book about dads and motorcycles and a special city in California.

 

Daily Picture Book:  Watch Ms. Hertel from Walker read, "Giant Steps to Change the World" by Spike Lee and Tonya Lewis Lee

 

Fiction for Older Readers:  Listen to D65 Librarians read the chapter book, "A Blind Guide to Stinkville" by Beth Vrabel 

 

Fiction for Older Readers:  Listen to D65 Librarians Read the chapter book, "The Pants Project" by Cat Clarke 

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Mrs. Anderson's Hoopla pick from EPL downloads

Use your own EPL library card and parent email to set up Hoopla (or get a temporary EPL card)

Mrs. Anderson's Hoopla tutorial

 

 

Please find The Moffat Museum by Eleanor Estes

in Hoopla from EPL (you will need your own EPL library card number and a parent email to sign in to Hoopla)

 

The Moffat kids make a museum for their town.  Read all the Moffat books on Hoopla.

 

Mrs. Anderson's Overdrive pick from EPL downloads 

Use your own EPL library card and parent email to set up Overdrive (or get a temporary EPL card)

EPL Overdrive tutorial

 

 

Please find The Sixty-Eight Rooms by Marianne Malone

in Overdrive from EPL (you will need your own EPL library card number and a parent email to sign in to Overdrive)

 

Imagine—what if you discovered a key that allowed you to shrink so that you were small enough to sneak inside and explore the miniature Thorne Room Rooms at the Art Institute of Chicago?

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Mrs. Anderson's Tumblebook pick from EPL Homework Help page.

Use library card number 21192111100000 if it asks or try out the EPL Tumblebooks Tutorial

 


Please find The Librarian of Basra by Jeanette Winter

(in Tumblebooks/Storybooks/Alphabet and Reading)

 

A true story about a librarian's struggle to save her library in war-torn Iraq.                                                                                     

 

  

Mrs. Anderson's eRead Illinois pick:

Students:  you'll need 6 digit username & 8 digit password

Teachers:  you'll need SISK12 username and password:  teacher

 


Please find The Friendship War by Andrew Clements

(in eRead Illinois-copies in eBook and/or audiobook; you may have to place a hold.)

 

Author Andrew Clements is back with another school story!  This time a new fad of collecting and trading buttons gets a little out of hand.                                                   

 

Use the Reading Programs Page to keep working on Bibliomania projects (4th-5th) and watch Primary Battle of the Books (Kind-2nd) on YouTube.

 

Watch Authors read their own stories!

 

Try StoryLineOnline for more read alouds!

 

Try Audible for Free for more stories!

 

 

THINK & CREATE

  

Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot is visiting Chicago's museums in the WTTW series, Stay Home, Hit Play.  This is a perfect look at some amazing public collections.  Don't forget to show Mrs. Anderson your private collection for the Library lesson for the week of May 18th.

 

Stay healthy!

Mrs. Anderson

kingsleylibrary.pbworks.com

 

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