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FHS Library News February '22

E. Frank Bayer, LMS

FHS Library NewsFebruary '22E. Frank Bayer, LMS

Happy February!

February is Black History Month, National Heart Month and Love Your Library Month. Take care of yourself by taking care of your heart and mind. Read to learn, read to be happy, read to discover a new world. Escape with a book, date a book, discover the world through reading.

All the books featured below are available as Ebooks on the Sora App.

Use your NYC Students.net id or School.nyc.gov email and password to log on.

Where Is the Library?

Books are everywhere today! In the "cloud" in Room B06 and in many classrooms. Explore the online library catalog. from Destiny. We also have a large collection of Lightbox books, interactive, audio and very fun!! See a book that you like: if it's digital, you may borrow it with your nycstudents email and id. If it is a print book, email Ms. Bayer ebayer@schools.nyc.gov and I will do my best to deliver it to you. You may also read ebooks on the SORA platform.
Flushing High School Library Destiny Discover Website
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New Books in Our Library New Books in Our Library

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The Other Talk: Reckoning with My White Privilege by B. Kiely

Brutally honest look at the differences between experiencing life in the United States with and without white privilege. "Invites readers to an honest conversation that is uncomfortable, messy and absolutely necessary." Minh Le, author of Drawn Together
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50 Trailblazers of the Fifty States by H. Megdal

A celebration of lives of inspiring people, one from each state. Highlights some famous people like Rosa Parks and Cesar Chavez, also includes others you may never have heard of like Emma Gonzalez: anti gun activist from Florida David Nelson, LGBTQ activist from Florida.
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Revolution in Our Time by K. Magoon

The Black Panther's Promise to the People: Colorful history of the rise and influence of the Black Panther party. Includes original photographs from the time, great graphics. It's a must see and experience book, makes the movement come alive!

Coretta Scott King Honor Winner.

Things to Do Over Winter Break Things to Do Over Winter Break

Winter break is almost here. Spring Break is coming in April. Now is the time to apply for a Spring STEM Internship. Many deadlines are in February!!! Sign up for the STEM newsletter at STEMMattersNYC@schools.nyc.gov. so you are the first to know.

Sign up for the Stem Matters NYC Program Newsletter for information on science internships. Sign up for the Stem Matters NYC Program Newsletter for information on science internships.

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Take a Virtual Field Trip

Explore the Everglades, Find out about the Fibonacci Sequence.

All on the Virtual Fieldtrips Link.

Photo credit:

JUAN CARLOS MUNOZ / NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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Visit the Queens Botanical Gardens

You can volunteer and learn how to compost. Admission is free. Great place to relax and enjoy nature. Check out the website here.

Photo credit: Queens Botantical Gardens

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Check out New York City parks and playgrounds

Go to one of the many FREE events in a New York City park. Look at the calendar published by the NYC Dept. of Parks and Rec. You can go hiking in Alley Pond Park or if you are watching some young children take them to Kids Week sponsored by the Park Rangers.

Photo credit: Urban Park Rangers Snowy Owl

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Flushing HS Library Media Center

Email: ebayer@schools.nyc.gov
Website: https://library.nycenet.edu/common/servlet/presenthomeform.do?l2m=Home&tm=Home
Location: 35-01 Union Street, Flushing, NY, United States
Phone: 718-888-7500
Twitter: @readingbeaver

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