Library Lowdown

International Dot Day, a global celebration of creativity, courage and collaboration, is inspired by the book The Dot, by Peter H. Reynolds. Stop by the library to grab a dot (or several) and decorate it with an inspirational message. The dots will be given to Bluebonnet for each student to have to remind themselves how special they are. We need about 650 dots!

A drawing for prizes will be held for everyone that participates!

In September, students in grades 6-8 will complete digital citizenship lessons. These lessons are in compliance with state mandates that require school districts to educate all students on school safety (SB 11), early mental health intervention (HB 1386), character development (Chapter 120 TEKS), and the prevention of cyberbullying (David’s Law).

Check out the document below for tips on helping your students balance their media usage.

Each month there will be a trivia question in the library newsletter. Answer the question correctly for a raffle ticket. At the end of the year I will draw a winner for a $25 Amazon gift card! The more you participate the better your chances!

What is the name of the teacher who started celebrating Dot Day first?

Fill out the Google form with your answer by 9/30.