Trueflix is an online resource that uses True Books content to help students hone literacy skills, build knowledge of subject-area content, and cultivate 21st Century skills through the inquiry process.

Click the picture above to check out the list of books in this year's contest and see the nominees for this year. We read the books in grades K-2 and the students voted. soon. 

The North Carolina Children's Book Award Program is a children's choice program sponsored by school and public libraries in North Carolina and is designed to introduce children to current children's literature and to instill a love of reading.

Pete the Cat won the most Royal Oaks votes and it also won for the state of NC!  We picked a winner again!

Help our collection grow! Purchase a book for our library in honor of your child's birthday.  We always have a party for the children who participate.

To learn more details click on the Document Manager link on the left side of this screen and select the birthday party form.

You can also purchase a book in honor of someone for a special reason, or in memory of a lost loved one.  See Mrs. Kilby for the details.

Attention rising 4th and 5th graders!!

If you are interested in being a team member for the 2013-14 school year, click on the link to the left and get started!

See pictures from 2012-13 below.

The list of books is attached below.

To submit questions about the books you are reading, click on this link:

Question?

To get a copy of the form needed for the summer assignment, click on the attachment below.

To read more information about the Battle of the Books, go to the BOB link on the left. You'll find example questions there also.

S is for SELF CONTROL

• Keep your body parts to yourself.

• Speak with appropriate voice level.

• Stay seated during media lesson.

O is for ORDERLY

• Move safely and walk at all times.

• Keep your chair flat on the floor.

• Keep books in their homes.

• Use shelf markers appropriately.

• Keep all food and drink out of the media center.

A is for ACHIEVERS

• Raise your hand to speak.

• Follow adult directions the first time they are given.

• Read "Just Right" books.

• Turn your books in on time.

R is for RESPECTFUL

• Wa it in line patiently and quietly.

• Keep the books safe.

• Put books on the shelf the right way.

• Keep the library clean and neat.

*Encourage your child to read.

*Show an interest in the books that your child brings home.

*Read with your child on a daily basis.

*Encourage your child to take care of library materials.

*Provide a safe place for him/her to keep library materials at home.

*Help your child to remember to return the library books.

*Use the Public Library with your chid.

*Provide close supervision when your child is using the Internet at home.

*Be enthusiastic about reading and learning.

*Enjoy reading yourself.

Our students love to use the SmartBoard in the media center! Click on the word Smartboard to see our students using the SmartBoard.  I will add pictures during the year so keep checking back.