::LIBRARY MEDIA ::.. Thursday, January 08, 2009
 

From the heart of Kellom School, the Library Media Program
empowers staff and students to share a love of reading,
to build information literacy skills,
and to explore the world through print and electronic resources.
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Welcome to the Kellom Library Media Center homepage!  I'm Mrs. Bley and I am the lucky Library Media Specialist who is able to learn with the Kellom All-Star Students each day.  Students at Kellom visit the Library Media Center each week to be inspired by new and familiar literature as well as to explore news ways to connect to it.  We will utilize the print and electronic resources available to us with the purpose of answering questions we have about the world around us.  In the Library Media Center, we are constantly learning how to access important information and sift through it to best locate what we need in that process of learning. 

 

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Author: huskersrok Created: 11/11/2008 11:47 AM
How can you reduce, reuse, and recycle at Home?

What do you do?

By huskersrok on 11/12/2008 3:36 PM

What do you already do at home, school, or in the community to help conserve our Earth's resources? For example: At home I reuse plastic grocery bags to carry my lunch in.  At school I recycle the ink cartridges for the printers. In my community I make sure I pick up my dogs waste when I take him on a walk.  Share ideas that other students can use for their book.

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What did you learn?

By huskersrok on 11/11/2008 12:04 PM

Last week we had a guest speaker, Kumari, share great ideas of how we can reduce, reuse, and recycle and interesting facts about the Earth.  List some facts that you learned. Make sure in your comment that you tell us if it is something you can do at home, school, or in your community.

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