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Selecting photos for a "Grow, Serve, Inspire" library bulletin board, I am so proud of how our @JCSDWildcats students and especially our seniors exemplify this theme! #AASLstandards #collaborate

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Outstanding Janesville Science Olympiad achievements at the Boyceville Invitational today! Every student medaled in at least one event, and the MS team was third overall in the small schools division!

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There’s no math like toilet paper math! Today the accelerated 6th grade math class researched prices and calculated unit rates as well as annual family costs.

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High school English classes have been previewing young adult library books and reviewing how to use the catalog and call numbers to find books in the library.

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The 2022-23 school year is off to a great start in the JCSD Library! Third through ninth grade classes and some others have visited so far and checked out a total of 312 books.

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Year-end total check outs: 10,710. Thanks everyone for a great school year full of reading, research, and learning!

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Kindergarteners are collaborating with high school multimedia students to determine content for research videos that the HS students will create.

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So many awesome entries in the "Want to Build a Snowman?" contest that raised money for the Janesville Science Olympiad team! Thank you to all who participated and donated to support the team, and thank you to @Target #T1792 for donating the gift cards to give away as prizes!

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Kindergarten authors have completed their biographies!

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First library day for the class of 2034!

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This fall, the back-to-school bulletin board shows how our library learners have grown over the several years with a poster for each grade level.

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I completed my Seesaw Ambassadors training today! I picked up some great ideas for how I might use the Seesaw platform in future teaching, and I hope that it will enable me to be helpful to other educators who use Seesaw.

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@JCSDWildcats Class of 2027 celebrates the completion of their library escape game. Thanks to @JCSDBaseball and @dmshanson for allotting class time for reading Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library to learn to navigate the library better and prepare this experience!

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⁦@JCSDWildcats⁩ Class of 2027 got to do their library escape games this week. Lots of great collaboration, critical thinking, and fun!

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Kindergarten researchers are discovering how we can learn from nonfiction e-books and are recording the title of the e-book where they get their information. #AASLstandards #Inquire #Engage

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Congratulations to our Science Olympiad team members in the Mystery Build event on winning a gold medal this weekend! With only a few binder clips, straws, tape, and pieces of paper, they build a structure that could support 3 quarters! #JCSDpride

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Learning to find things in alphabetical order is much more fun when a hopping bunny selects which letter page you should find in your alphabet book!

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5th Graders selected fantasy books this morning for reading workshop.

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Since grades can't mix for buddy activities in person, it was neat to do Breakout Rooms on Zoom today so MS students could look at research articles w/ 1st & 2nd grade. An advantage of remote learning - it'd probably be too loud w/ everyone in a classroom on Zoom simultaneously.

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First day of remote learning, and I am so proud of my students! Their work is awesome! Did you know that aardvarks eat termites? Great fact that two first graders found in an e-book they used for research today! They cited the title, author, and page number well too.