The Imaginary Garden

This week we have enjoyed reading, The Imaginary Garden, by Andrew Larsen, and worked hard to create our own imaginary garden wall in the library learning commons. What a beautiful garden!

What is your favourite flower?  I love hydrangeas and roses! Do you think gardens are important? Why?
Do you have a garden? What do you grow?  Please tell us in the comments section below.

One World

Children cut out their traced hand from a magazine page to create this beautiful display.
The hands around the world is a powerful symbol of our friendship with each other. 

Over the last couple of weeks we have been reading One World Together by Catherine and Laurence Anholt. This is a beautiful book that shows us how children in other parts of the world live. We discovered that we all have many things in common and anyone can be a good friend! 

Minions of books!

Next time you're in the Library Learning Commons, check out the new bulletin board behind the circulation desk!

Minions love reading!  What do you love to read?  Tell us in the comments section below.

Spring into Reading!

Come to the Book Fair in Room 139!  

Spring is upon us, here on the west coast of Canada, and our PAC is hosting a book fair next week! This is a fundraiser for the library so every book purchased helps our library to buy new books.  Why not hop on down to the book fair and spring into reading?!

Beautiful colour wheel flowers have sprouted in the library learning commons!

Like mice?  Look for the mice stories on display this week.