Hey everyone,
I'm sure you've heard me yammering about GoodSearch, the search engine that
generates donations for AJL whenever you look something up. Perhaps you are
hesitant to use it because I've talked about downloading their toolbar, or
because the site asks you to sign up for an account
Janice,
It will be very helpful to synagogue and school librarians if you compile a
bibliography and add suggestions for discussion.
If you have time to do it please mail it to the AJL Bibliography Bank. The
chair person is Fran Menken her address is fmen...@jccdet.org
Many thanks
Amalia
The August Jewish Book Carnival, a monthly roundup of Jewish literary links
from across the blogosphere, is being hosted Leora Wenger at Sketching Out. You
can read it at http://www.leoraw.com/blog/2013/08/august-jewish-book-carnival/.
You'll find links to Jewish bibliographies, book reviews
You are all right, but, Betsy still needs a curriculum for a class of three
grade levels in one group to study language, Torah and other Judaic topics.
Amalia
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On Aug 15, 2013, at 10:22 AM, Amy Schoppert amykingschopp...@gmail.com wrote:
I have found this age group
I have found this age group particularly enjoy Chelm stories. I had several
4th grade classes that would want to hear the same stories over and over --
just like younger grades. Once I overheard an older student telling a
younger one that he was really in for a treat because in 4th Grade they got
I also believe that 3rd-5th graders are apt listeners to stories read aloud. At
the end of the school year, I had not yet finished reading a novel to a 5th
grade class, and had the students come in for a special session so they could
hear the end of the story. Other activities that work are: 1.
good results!
Thanks for helping to raise money for AJL!
Heidi Estrin
AJL President
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I agree with Janice – the older kids love to listen to picture books,
especially the more sophisticated stories, and especially on Monday and
Wednesday afternoons when they are just exhausted from a long day at school.
Below is a listing of some of my “tried true” favorites for 2nd grade and
Thanks, Donny. You are absolutely correct. I've used LCC at various special
libraries over the years and it has been the correct choice in collections from
1,000 to 100,000 items.
Thank you,
Sally
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Sally Justis Barnum, MALS
Research Developer
The Centennial
Short picture book biographies also work very well. There are manny that have
been published in the last few years. The newer ones like those about Marcel
Marceau, Hank Greenberg , and any little known offbeat people provide lots of
opportunity to discuss history, language, ethics as well as
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