Welcome to the 2012-2013 School Year!
Welcome to a new school year! Today is the first day I have scheduled classes. My students and I will read
Boy + Bot by Ame Dyckman and Dan Yaccarino
The Gingerbread Man Loose in the School by Laura Murray and Mike Lowery
First graders will go on a QR code savenger hunt and create gingerbread people for Colby Sharp's fourth graders.
I will booktalk
The Secret of the Fortune Wookie by Tom Angleberger
The Genius Files by Dan Gutman
Babymouse for President by Jennifer and Matthew Holm
The One and Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate
I will share where Ivan traveled this summer.
I will talk to my third graders about Ivan's passing.
Students will tour the library...











I love this! Your passion for books and reading is obvious and I'm sure it passes along to your students.
ReplyDeletep.s. I want a bot!
Looks totally awesome. Congratulations!
ReplyDelete::grin:: times infinity. Have an awesome first day, Mr. Schu!
ReplyDeletewow! Great tour! I thought perhaps with that poster Choose Kind, you would be reading WONDER. Loved that book!
ReplyDeleteYour library is just amazing, Mr. Schu! Thanks for continually inspiring me!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful year! I'm reading Fortune Wookie with my boys right now.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could go back to school again - here! AWESOME.
ReplyDeleteHow I wish I were a student in your school! So completely AWESOME.
ReplyDeleteWow! Your students are so lucky to have you for a librarian. Your library and displays are awesome. Have a great school year!
ReplyDeleteEvery librarian in the country should look at your pictures! What an amazing space you have created for learners and readers! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYour kids are so lucky, John. Best wishes for an awesome school year!
ReplyDeleteYour kids are so lucky, John. Best wishes for an awesome school year!
ReplyDeleteO. M. G. That's all! : )
ReplyDeleteWhat the? You are AMAZING!!! Can I be a student again? I want to visit your library everyday and READ!!!
ReplyDeleteYour school is so lucky to have you!! Do you need me to tell them that? :)
Shannon
http://www.irunreadteach.wordpress.com
I want to live in your library! If I were a kid at your school, I'm pretty sure you'd have to kick me out to get me to leave. :)
ReplyDeleteHave a GREAT year!!!
I want to live in your library! If I went to your school, I'm pretty sure you'd have to kick me out to get me to leave.
ReplyDeleteHave a GREAT year!!!
I would like to live there, please.
ReplyDeleteI want to be like Mr. Schu! And I agree with Mindi...you're the best John! Have a wonderful year!
ReplyDeleteWow! Lucky, lucky, lucky kids!
ReplyDeleteWay to go Mr. Schu! Your library is full of life, thanks to you! Wish I could clone you so that you could come to my school!
ReplyDeleteMr. Schu's library: giving Disneyland a run for their money on that "Happiest Place on Earth" title. :) THANK YOU, Mr. Schu!
ReplyDeleteI want to be a librarian at your school . . . or maybe just a student.
ReplyDeleteSo many great displays! I love all the themed book roundups. And that Newbery wall - so impressive to see them all lined up! Any kids taking the challenge with you?
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome, inviting library you have created!
ReplyDeleteMr. Schu,
ReplyDeleteYour library and blog are inspirational! This is my go to place for everything current in the elementary library world. Thanks for all you do and for sharing it with us!
Wow! Your library is amazing and gives me inspiration to think about ways to promote books even more to my students. I was wondering where you get a couple things. 1. Where do you get all of the posters like the Babymouse one? 2. Is there a place that you go to get the book summaries that you put under books you are promoting like the Smile picture? How do you attach them to the shelves?
ReplyDeleteOMG! I want my son to have a library like yours!! Your school/students are so fortunate to have you.
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