The first sign Jesus accomplished was not an extraordinary healing or something prodigious in the temple of Jerusalem, but an action that responded to a simple and concrete need of common people. This is how God loves to act. #GospelOfTheDay (Jn 2:1-11)
Teachers, to start off 2022, I'm offering two free 30-minute virtual appearances. I can talk about writing, share a preview of I Survived in progress, or whatever you would like. No limit to the number of students, can do grades 3-8. RT to enter. I will notify winners 1/10.
Returns are pouring in! It is important that items borrowed from the LRC are returned so that they can be checked in and ready for September. Pick-ups at schools are June 17th, 22nd & 24th. Please return your items to the school library before then and we will do the rest!
June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to learn about the history, heritage and diverse cultures of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples in Canada. Visit https://t.co/x6uAVKChto for ebooks and online resources. @IndigenousHCDSB@HCDSB
June 1st marks the start of Pride Month & will be kicked off by celebrating Rainbow Day. Visit https://t.co/n3vJsPl5aN for books about belonging & inclusion, breaking gender stereotypes and celebrating what makes us unique. #LRCCheckItOut
Packed with articles, lessons and games, PebbleGo is an online content hub that boosts engagement and fosters independent learning in core subjects. We have access to information on Science, Social studies, Animals and Health. Visit the LRC site for info. https://t.co/n78c5mfdIC
What to Read Wed! We are highlighting All Are Welcome by @agentPenfold. Chosen as one of the books for #CEW2021 this year’s theme of #NURTURINGHOPE is exemplified in this picture book! For additional info on CEW resources, visit the @CatholicEdu website for links & resource kits.
“What to Read Wednesday”@HCDSB Check out author Liam O’Donnell on Tumblebooks. Ramp Rats, Power Play and Wild Ride are just a few of his exciting Graphic Novels illustrated by fellow Canadian @DeasIllos -Ask your library for login details @TumbleBooks#LRCCheckitOut
This What to Read Wednesday, check out the 2021 @ForestofReading nominated list and find titles available in your school library and @LRC_HCDSB! Which are your favourites? P.S. @ForestofReading voting is now open for those registered @HCDSB#LRCCheckItOut
The LRC have created an Easter Bookshelf where you can find books and video resources. As always, contact your school library professional or LRC staff for passwords or more information on accessing these resources. https://t.co/x6uAVKChto #LRCCheckItOut@HCDSB
The future is here @LRC_HCDSB as we have a wide range of robotics and coding devices for staff and students to use. From mTiny to Root Coding Robot there is something for all levels. See our news blog for more https://t.co/0ZEHg7FILW @HCDSB#LRCCheckitout
Seeing or hearing about hate-motivated incidents in media can lead to fear and anxiety in young people, especially if they belong to a vulnerable group. Here are some tips on how to talk with kids when there’s a hate incident in the news. #StopAsianHate
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World Poetry Day is March 21st!
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What to Read Wednesday - Raymie Nightingale by @KateDicamillo. 10 year old Raymie strives to win a competition to gain her father's attention. It's a story about courage, bravery, loss and friendship. Great for junior grades. #LRCCheckItOut@HCDSB
Thank you Mrs. Mullins students. It was great experience today discussing Primary Vs Secondary sources. Your faces and your positive feedback made my day 🙂 @OLVMWolverines
Thanks Ms. N @irenace16 for sharing this newest book with us today, The Couch Potato! The students loved this story and had a great discussion after about finding balance in our lives between technology and enjoying the outdoors! @OLVMWolverines@HCDSB