Every time I put a jacket protector on a book, I think my first library assistant, Mrs. Sears (my “assistant” with 20 years experience who taught me all of my practical skills as a librarian). A reminder that when you teach someone something useful, you are always a part of them.
Congrats to all who attended our Summer Learning Celebration and earned free ice cream and other goodies!!! And a big thanks to everyone who helped out!
Check out “The Notorious RBG” in our library to learn more about the fascinating life of this iconic trailblazer. R.I.P. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Thanks to all who played trivia with us today! Stay tuned for more events. Today’s winners:
1st: Troy
2nd: Leah
3rd: (tie) Alizah & Malin
4th: (tie) Andy & Gage
A #BRIGHTSPOT I observed today is that when students receive assignment feedback through Google Classroom, many reply to it. They are now seeing feedback more as a two-way conversation, than a one-directional judgment.
Big congrats to the winners of our first virtual trivia contest, and thanks to all who played!
Finalists:
1. Timothy L.
2. Samuel C.
3. Aidan E.
Honorable mentions: Ethan R. and Gage R.
We end #nationalpoetrymonth2020#onepoemaday today with a close contender for my absolute favorite poem of all time. I don't have enough Jazz in my soul to do this justice, so please watch Maya Angelou perform her poem "Still I Rise"
https://t.co/DCWHToXwfL
From arguably the greatest classic poet that you haven’t heard of, Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s sonnet “Patience Taught by Nature” reminds us that the natural world offers the most valuable lessons #onepoemaday#nationalpoetrymonth2020#litchfieldreads
Ghost: worried sick because his mom is a nurse. Patty: sanitizing her little sister to death. Sunny: planning a full on ballet to perform when this is all over. Lu: standing on the porch hoping someone drives by to see his designer mask. #SaveIndieBookstores
Today marks the anniversary of William Shakespeare’s birth AND death. Honoring his work with Sonnet 73, in which he reflects upon the fact that he is entering the final stage of life. #onepoemaday#nationalpoetrymonth2020#litchfieldreads