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Library Media Class

Where students' appreciation for books & technology grows.

Library MediaClassWhere students' appreciation for books & technology grows.

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Our classes focus on:

Exposure to great books;

Researching topics of interest;

Becoming good digital citizens;

Improving digital literacy

November 2024 November 2024

Hello Caregivers of Our Awesome Readers and Budding Computer Scientists,


Below, please find resources used during a few of our October lessons.

You will also see the books that have been proudly displayed throughout the month.


All the best,

Ms. Diieso

A few lesson topics from this month A few lesson topics from this month

Grade K

Welcome to our library! K students are now having classes regularly in our school's library and they are learning how to navigate the many shelves and choose books from our many great titles.


Grade 1

Students learned about the difference between fiction and nonfictions books. They compared books about the same topic in both genre.

Grade 2
"That's Private": What kinds of information should I keep to myself when I use the internet?

Link to Presentation

Link to worksheet completed


Grade 3
Students learned about the relationship between a call number and a book’s location in the library. They were able to locate a book on a topic of their choosing in the nonfiction section of the library using the call number.


Grades 4 & 5
Students learned that with AI advancements it is now even more important to keep our personal information offline.

Link to news report about AI Meta Glasses developed by students at Harvard University

Books on Display Books on Display

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Native American Heritage Month

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Election Day & US Presidents

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Thanksgiving & Colonial America

Typing Skills Practice Typing Skills Practice

Grades 1 & 2

Are learning to find keys on the keyboard - letters, numbers, spacebar, back space, shift, and enter.
WPS has approved Typing Club found at www.typing.com for home practice.


Grade 3 & 4

WPS has purchased licenses for KeyBoarding Without Tears (KWT).
Students should practice about 10 mins, 3 times a week.

**Directions for logging in**
In December, they will complete a keyboarding assessment and learn their current speed and accuracy rates.


Grade 5

Practicing typing at home is helpful for improving their speed and accuracy making it far easier to complete digital written assignments.

WPS has approved Typing Club found at www.typing.com for home practice.

Book Check out Procedure Book Check out Procedure

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Gr K - 1 book in their account

Gr 1 & 2 - 2 books in their account

Gr 3 - 3 books

Gr 4 - 4 books

Gr 5 - Unlimited within reason


Books are due back each week and everyone is allowed to renew for one week and to put books on hold for one week.
4th & 5th grade students can hold books digitally by logging into our online catalog - Destiny Discover.


LOST BOOKS

I will email caregivers if books have not been returned in one month.
If you have looked for missing books at home and can not find them:
1. Purchase a used replacement copy of the same book title and send it to the school library.


2. Replace the book with a new or lightly used book that you already own of any title, preferably the same topic as the lost book but it's not mandatory.

Thank you for helping to keep our library well-stocked!

Watertown Free Public Library Bookmobile Watertown Free Public Library Bookmobile

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Final 2024 Outdoor Dates


Dates: Friday, Nov. 15 & Dec. 6

Time: 2:30 pm to 4:30pm
Location: On Warren St. outside of Cunniff

All community members are encouraged to visit the bookmobile

after school dismissal and pick up some great reads for the whole family.


When you visit the bookmobile, you can:

  • Get a new library card or renew your old one;
  • Check out, renew, and return materials for kids, teens, and adults;
  • Talk to a librarian about reading recommendations and programs offered at the Library

Children's Introduction to the WFPL Bookmobile

For additional information, visit the
WFPL website
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Contact Information

Lidia Diieso
Library Media Specialist

Email: lidia.diieso@watertown.k12.ma.us
Website: https://sites.google.com/watertown.k12.ma.us/cunniff-school-library/home
Location: 246 Warren Street, Watertown, MA
Phone: 617-926-7726

Lidia DiIeso
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