Engaging Readers & Life-long Learners!
A big Thank You to all the Seaforth families who came and supported the book fair in November. We had record sales which means more books for the Library and, in turn, for our students to read and enjoy! A Continue reading Book Fair a big success!
We are having our Scholastic Book Fair next week! Tues Nov. 24, Wed, Nov.25, Thurs, Nov. 26 12-1 & 3-4 pm Come and see the great selection of books Proceeds benefit all students at Seaforth as it is a fundraiser Continue reading Scholastic Book Fair – Nov.24,25,26
Before Halloween, Mrs.Moore did a wonderful art activity with Mrs. Bastone’s class using one of our library books titled Creepy Carrots by Aaron Reynolds. They were on display in the gym during our Halloween assembly! It is now a popular Continue reading Creepy Carrots by Division 9
Monday, October 26th was National School Library Day, a day to celebrate the important role school libraries play in making every student a lifelong reader and learner. In the afternoon, the whole school participated in DEAR, Drop Everything and Read, Continue reading National School Library Day – Monday, Oct. 26th
As I was walking down the hallway last week, I couldn’t help but notice a fabulous poem about books on Division 1’s bulletin board. The grade 6 poet has kindly allowed me to share it with you. Books Continue reading Books poem by a Division 1 student
There will be two events at Seaforth on National School Library Day. As a whole school, we’ll be participating in the BCTLA’s DEAR – Drop Everything and Read – reading challenge. We will record the total minutes staff and students Continue reading National School Library Day – Monday, October 26th
Ms. Higgins has a problem. She doesn’t know which book character to dress up as this Halloween. In previous years, Ms. Higgins has dressed up as Chester, Fancy Nancy, Olivia, and Pete the cat! So any suggestions as to Continue reading Which book character should Ms. Higgins dress up as?
With Halloween at the end of the month, all things creepy and scary preoccupy our minds. So what better time than now to read a spine-chilling mystery book! We have a range of mystery books for all readers from picturebooks Continue reading October is Mystery month!
This week, Intermediate classes will be introduced to the YRCA books for 2016. Students are strongly encouraged to participate in this recreational reading program. It`s easy to participate in, too! Students have to read only 2 of 8 books Continue reading YRCA 2016 begins this week!
Did you know that October is Library Month? It’s a month-long celebration of libraries and what they mean to society. Public libraries will be having events and promotions throughout the month. The theme is Libraries Inspire. As a teacher-librarian, I hope Continue reading October is Library Month