PreK students had a great time creating their own bugs after reading “Some Bugs” by Angela DiTerlizzi! #woodstonereads

Our Principal’s Book of the Month has been delivered. This month is “The Smallest Girl in the Smallest Grade” by Justin Roberts. #woodstonereads

Shelter by @christiemath is a story everyone needs to read. #woodstonereads

Kinder students have been researching the tools community helpers use in their jobs. #woodstonereads

Just a few of the things that happened in the library this year!

Hope the students get the message 🤣

Congratulations to our 4th and 5th grade Battle of the Books winners! Tomorrow they will battle against a teacher team for the ultimate winner! #woodstonereads

It’s FINALLY September so our 1st Principal’s Book of the Month was delivered today! All Are Welcome by Alexandra Penfold was the perfect book to start the year with! #woodstonereads

Kinder students practiced writing their name with the sparkle pen in Seesaw after we read Alma and How She Got Her Name by Juana Martinez! #woodstonereads

4th graders in Kandra R. Overturf class added text features to a News-o-Matic article to make it more interesting and informative for the reader.

Woodstone students were treated to a wonderful author visit by Liz Garton Scanlon *INACTIVE* today. #woodstonereads

3rd gr has been using library resources #pebblego and Encyclopaedia Britannica to research animal adaptions. They published their work in these beautiful “We Survived” ebooks. Click on the covers to read the ebooks. Thanks Kathy Hurlbert 4 the template!ggle.io/5IUN #woodstonereads

This year students have used Encyclopaedia Britannica and #PebbleGo to research animal adaptations, dinosaurs, weather and National Parks among other things. Then shared their finding using Seesaw, Duck Duck Moose and Google Slides. TASL #TXASL_SLM

5th graders finished up their unit on Earth’s Changes by working together, reading information text, answering questions, thinking critically, solving puzzles and opening locks in a Digital Breakout in the library using library resources. #RiderPride #woodstonereads

Fuels my soul getting to be with my “peeps” - reconnecting with (and meeting some of) our amazing group of certified librarians North East ISD

Dot Day fun in the library! #dotday

After reading “Don’t Eat Bees” by Dev Petty and drawing the main character, 1st graders wrote a continuation of the story in Seesaw called “Don’t Eat the Cactus”.

Great advice from Stacy McAnulty to our 4th and 5th graders…when writing a story, instead of asking, what comes next? Ask what goes wrong? #woodstonereads

The Woodstone library was able to provide a signed copy of Stacy McAnulty’s book “Miscalculations of Lightning Girl” to every 4th and 5th grader! #woodstonereads

PreK students preparing for our Kim Norman ✏️Bedtime Reading Evangelist visit in Feb. We read One-osaurus, Two-osaurus and are practicing number recognition and counting with dinosaurs! #woodstonereads