"I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library." -Jorge Luis Borges |
Yesterday was Library Snapshot Day. Unfortunately the library was being used for kids to take a state mandated test yesterday so I ran around and snapped a few pictures today. Of course, I forgot to get the camera out when I had over 30 students in the library for a lesson on good first lines in books. I also forgot to get the camera out when Library Club members sat around discussing out next planned activity or talking up their favorite books. So what I am left with is a bunch of random pictures of students just using the library throughout the day. Since I didn't secure their permission to publish faces I am only hosting photos of the library where the students aren't recognizable. I'll do better next time!
Both girls wanted a romance! |
Searching for a perfect book. |
Searching the catalog. This computer is dedicated to just that purpose. |
Using the computers during lunch period. |
"Knowledge is of two kinds. We know a subject ourselves or we know where we can find information on it." -Samuel Johnson |
A group of kids sitting around the puzzle table. (Sorry dark!) |
One gal just couldn't find what she needed so she had to clean out her whole purse (no wonder!) |
Helping each other locate good books. |
How fun! Our library participated in California's Snapshot Day back in October. I was surprised how many people came in on a rainy Monday! Bribing patrons with cookies really helped increase the number of surveys turned in.
ReplyDeleteAnne - What a lovely space you've created!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing it.
I loved seeing these pictures. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I love seeing pictures of your library - it's like you've brought me to work with you for the day - thanks!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very nice and very well-tended library - lucky students!
My roommate from college is working as a HS librarian at her kids' school and loves it.
Sue
Your library looks like such a well-loved space! Thanks for sharing your photos :)
ReplyDeletewow such a big library. my high-school library was puny and outdated. lucky kids.
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