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On Thursday, September 15, 2022, students interested in trying out for the 2022-23 General Greene EBOB Team, should join us in the media center from 2:45 – 3:45 pm! During this meeting students will learn about EBOB and the expectations for being a part of the team! Students must have parental permission and reliable transportation for pick up at 3:45 pm. There will be no bus service available for students participating in this after school activity. Fifteen books are on the EBOB Reading List and students must read and be very detailed oriented to be considered for the team. Weekly meetings (Thursday:2:45- 3:45 pm) begin as a book club type atmosphere but on November 3rd, students will try out for the team – based on their knowledge of the books and rules of the competition. Up to 12 students will be selected to compete with our team. If you are interested, please return this permission slip by Tuesday, September 13th. Students will not be allowed to stay without permission. Parents must also communicate with the student’s teacher that they are staying for this event. Thank you, Suzy Collins, collins4@gcsnc.com & Kathie Huff, huffk@gcsnc.com |
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GCS 2022 Summer Reading Challenge: Deadline to return reading log: September 8, 2022
Students who read at least 900 minutes over the summer months earn a free ticket! That's only 30 minutes a day for 30 days! Give a signed reading log to your school library media coordinator by September 8, 2022Link to printable reading log:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Dp7EJEdA2n7sGV30R88Fvs4jQWHNgv4B/view
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Students interested in joining General Greene's Elementary Battle of the Books Team 2022-23
https://ncslma.wildapricot.org/resources/Documents/2022-2023%20EBOB%20List.docx.pdf
Students entering 4th and 5th grade next year have the opportunity to try-out for this 12-person team.
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I am excited to begin my 9th year as General Greene's Media Specialist! I enjoy teaching students 21st century skills, preparing them to be future-ready! Students in media classes learn about digital citizenship and how to explore the library collection--discovering printed and digital reading material for information and enjoyment!
Before I became a media specialist, I was a technology assistant for Guilford County Schools. I earned my undergraduate and Master of Library and Information Studies Degree from UNCG.
