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July | 2015 | Librarian in the Middle
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Librarian in the Middle. Monthly Archives: July 2015. July 14, 2015 · 7:57 pm. I’ve definitely figured out my zippered pouch pattern/process. Still waiting on supplies so I can add a little wrist strap, but I feel good about these and have really enjoyed the process of making them. Also been doing some reading. I read. Did You Ever Have a Family. By Bill Clegg, and I am liking it much better. (Thanks to fellow librarian Allison for the recommendation! So, yay for summer productivity! But look at it!
October | 2014 | Librarian in the Middle
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Librarian in the Middle. Monthly Archives: October 2014. October 22, 2014 · 4:33 pm. It feels like things are finally settling into a sort of groove/routine in the library. A lot of book circulation, and a LOT of activity during recess and study hall times. 5th and 6th grade recess in particular is hopping. Today was a rainy day recess, and the library was packed with kids–reading, beading, sewing, tinkering, and collaborating on projects. And that’s the news from the library! Pencil pouches in progress!
August | 2014 | Librarian in the Middle
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Librarian in the Middle. Monthly Archives: August 2014. August 29, 2014 · 4:47 pm. Some of the new 5th graders were inquiring about the Makerspace (I haven’t done an intro yet with them), and one with an older sibling immediately figured out where the LEDs and batteries were and started playing, then checked out The Art of Tinkering. They tolerated my end-of-busy-week exhaustion very kindly! So, in the end, it was a fabulous first week of school! Now I am ready to sleep LATE on Saturday! 2 Makerspace fun...
September | 2014 | Librarian in the Middle
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Librarian in the Middle. Monthly Archives: September 2014. September 30, 2014 · 9:37 pm. First Activity Period: Success! Today was Day 1 of the 8-day rotation of activity periods (55 min, once every rotation). My Makerspace activity for today was Tinkering 101, but because of scheduling issues that are too boring to go into, I had some Tinkerers and some Sewers. (I’ll have Tinkerers in my Sewing activity as well, so in the end, it will balance out.). September 29, 2014 · 5:21 pm. Week in review, sort of.
May | 2015 | Librarian in the Middle
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Librarian in the Middle. Monthly Archives: May 2015. May 18, 2015 · 9:36 am. Project Zero Atlanta: Random Thoughts/Impressions/Reflections. So, I went to this conference: Project Zero Perspectives: Think Create Innovate. Here are some initial impressions and notes. If I wait until I have time to really dive in, this will never get done! Slow looking in order to see the complexity of parts and how they interact. D formed the hypothesis that fostering young people’s sensitivity to the designed dimension of...
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Welcome Back!
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August 31, 2014. We had an amazing first week back at school! Seeing so many kids after the long summer! We were busy checking out a LOT of books and hearing stories about summer fun and reading. Nothing beats coming to work at 7:30 and finding a kid waiting outside the door to get to his “favorite place at school,” the library. Softens the blow of having to get up early after a summer of sleeping in! The Makerspace is already alive with activity. We’ve had tinkering and SEW for SOS. So we could be sure ...
Disclosures and Disclaimers | A Wrinkle in Tech
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About Mrs. J in the Library and tesseracts. Collette J. a teacher-librarian in Pennsylvania, and A Wrinkle in Tech. Is her personal blog, written and edited by her alone. The views, thoughts, ideas, and opinions represented here are her own and do not represent the views or opinions of any organization or business. This blog does not contain any content which might present a conflict of interest. Received for writing a review. WordPress Blog Advertising Disclosure. If you click on an ad and are taken to ...
Library Centers Tracking with QR Code Check-in | A Wrinkle in Tech
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About Mrs. J in the Library and tesseracts. Library Centers Tracking with QR Code Check-in. March 29, 2015. Posted by Mrs. J in the Library in Tablets and Apps. Building my PLN, or Professional Learning Network, has been one of the best decisions I’ve made since I started teaching! Being connected with fabulous educators through blogs and Twitter. So that they can visualize their learning. In the past year, I had read this blog post on QR codes. Explaining how to do it Then, I remembered this blog post.
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Librarian in the City
Librarian in the city. Musings about biomedical research data, librarianship, and science (also, my dog). Knitting and making things! Eating and drinking things! My probably not-very-good R 23andme data analysis. January 29, 2018. My mom got the whole family 23andme kits for Christmas this year, and I’ve been looking forward to getting the results mostly so I could play with the raw data in R. It finally came in, so I went back to a blog post. Okay, almost there! Now let’s remove all the stuff that...
Librarian in the House - a librarian & her bookworms
A librarian and her bookworms. A librarian and her bookworms. Vintage Children’s Books for Modern Kids. Growing Bookworms: Ages & Stages. I'm Melissa, elementary school librarian, turned SAHM, turned Librarian in the House. Vintage Children’s Books for Modern Kids. My weekly feature of vintage gems that modern bookworms are sure to love! Growing Bookworms: Ages & Stages. A collection of tips and recommendations for bookworms at various milestones. Subscribe to Blog via Email. Happy New Year, Readers!
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Librarian in the Light
Librarian in the Light. A Christian and a youth librarian reading and reviewing secular books from a Christian perspective. Wednesday, February 2, 2011. Artemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex. Confession: I've written this post four times over the last four weeks. It keeps getting eaten by blogger. I've been reading the Artemis Fowl. Percy Jackson and the Olympians. In it still is a very enjoyable read. Artemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex. Published in 2010 by Disney/Hyperion Books, 357 pages. Ages 9 to 12.
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Librarian in the Middle
Librarian in the Middle. Thursday, May 20, 2010. Life As We Knew It by Susan Pfeffer. This week, I attended a workshop at Region X. The very talented Naomi Bates taught participants how to make digital book trailers. What fun! Here is my first attempt. We all have to start somewhere, right? Wednesday, August 26, 2009. Student Email and Twitter. Has anyone used twitter or something similar in the classroom? How did it go? Wednesday, August 5, 2009. Thing 23 The End! I think the kids and teachers are going...
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Librarian in the Middle | Book reviews, links, random tidbits, etc. for middle school students, their teachers and parents, and anyone else who might enjoy!
Librarian in the Middle. November 17, 2016 · 8:06 pm. I have a new blog. For the more personal/political stuff. Will keep this space for my middle school librarian adventures, of course. 🙂. November 12, 2016 · 7:05 pm. So I will wear my safety pin. I will tell the kids that it’s not about who I voted for, but it’s about sending a message that no matter who you voted for, everyone should know that they are safe. That is my first step. November 10, 2016 · 3:20 pm. Then, well, you know. I know that this is...
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Librarian in the Mirror | A place for reflection
Librarian in the Mirror. A place for reflection. My journey into motherhood. January 11, 2013. As this blog is a place for me to practice the art of reflection, I though I’d start by reflecting on my journey into motherhood. From about the age of 16 I said I didn’t want to be a mother. I was quite prepared to be a career woman and I thought I’d die an old spinster. Things never turn out exactly how you think do they. So what changed. Aaron, my wonderful husband. So with my age ticking along, we finally d...
Librarian in Training
Because one of the best things about librarians is that we're always learning! Monday, 26 March 2018. Skills in Scholarly Communication – Needs and Development. This post is reblogged from Unlocking Research. The blog of the Office of Scholarly Communication, Cambridge. This blog post is part of the write-up of an investigation into the background of people working in scholarly communication, with a specific focus on skills. You can read a summary of some of the findings from this research here. Responde...
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Confessions of a Librarian in Training....
Confessions of a Librarian in Training. Ramblings of a 20-something-year-old librarian. Tuesday, August 4, 2015. Most Likely to Succeed by Jennifer Echols. Most Likely to Succeed (Superlatives #3). Release Date: August 4th 2015. Genre: Young Adult, Contemporary, Romance, Realistic Fiction. In this sexy conclusion to The Superlatives trilogy from Endless Summer author Jennifer Echols, Sawyer and Kaye might just be perfect for each other—if only they could admit it. As the year unfolds, Kaye begins to real...
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Librarian Ire
Librarians, who after years of torment by the incompetent masses, have become very testy. Circulation is not a place for the faint hearted. Heck, libraries aren't as a whole. Arm yourselves! Things that make you go Grr. Im good, but not psychic. Broken lights or were just messin with ya. A new insult record! What is youth coming to? A librarian's guide to etiquette. I could have a snake? Tales From the Liberry. True Love and High Adventure. Sunday, December 05, 2010. Things that make you go Grr. Now some...
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