THE NOVEMBER BOOK BUNCH

CLICK ON THE BANANA AND SEE OUR WONDERFUL BOOK CHOICES

JOIN US WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH AT 2:00

Find the right book in the library by using the:

Five Finger Rule

Instruction Guide for finding books at assigned level in the school library catalog

it is possible to pause the presentation by using the pause/start button right hand corner.

Comparison Chart  

Publishers and reading programs use many different programs to designate  a book's "read ability," and a comparison chart is one way to convert the reading level numbers or letters assigned to a book to the program being used in your child's classroom.  

All Ears Reading®  @ Dougherty Station Library

 4:00 – 5:00 p.m.

 Mondays, Nov. 2, Dec. 7 Jan. 4

 Reading with animals is a great way for reluctant

readers to improve their reading skills. Join ARF at the

Dougherty Station Library for a relaxed, non-judgmental

and encouraging reading environment. Children will

have the opportunity to read aloud to a dog from

ARF’s therapy team.

 This program is for children working to improve their reading skills in grades 1-5.

Pre-registration is required. 

Registration opens two weeks in advance.

 The Wonderful  Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum (a downloadable version for i pods and mp3 players)

     The TumbleBook Library is a wonderful collection of animated books.  The books are read in English, Spanish, and French.  A wonderful feature is that as the sentence is being read, the sentence lights up so that developing readers can easily follow the words of the story.

OCTOBER IS NATIONAL LIBRARY CARD SIGN UP MONTH. 

Explore the many resources available at the library by using your computer or visiting the library!