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Ever get really close to finishing a great book but it’s due back at the library? I love reading ebooks from @splbuzz but there’s no returning them late! Endearing story about Iris, a girl who fixes up old radios and is deaf. She learns about a whale that sings at a different frequency than other whales and so has been rejected because his song can’t be heard. ( author based idea on real “52-hertz whale”) . Iris creates a song hoping to let the whale know that he is not alone...but will the scientists play the song and will Iris ever meet the whale? IDK, I had to put it back on hold. #gatorsummerreading #realisticdec #couldbea#millerfavesbuthavetofinishitfirst

Awe... I’m going to miss this group of 5th graders too! Watch out world, they are going to do AMAZING things! #onceadecaturgatoralwaysagator #gatorsreadreadread #gatorsneverstopwondering

So many books to read this summer! 📚 Students have written down a bunch of books they want to read! They talked to classmates, heard about #millerfaves from the last few years, watched book trailers and heard about lots of great books when Erica visited from NE SPL @splbuzz. This week they should have brought home a goldenrod page with all their books to read next and a summer reading bingo page. When they run out of books visit our Book Suggestions pages at http://decatureslibrary.org Link in bio. #gatorsummereading

It’s time for Gators 🐊 to return their books! #gatorbookstacks #summerisalmosthere #allbooksduejune20

Did it! #youcandothecube has been so great! Kids are teaching other kids, some (including me!) are solving a cube for the first time! Ms. Albert also used it as an opportunity for students practice to creating 3D geometric shapes in art class. Next week M, W, F during recess are the last days for solving as we need to return the cubes. So there is still time to give it a try! Thanks @beaver_readers and @youcanrubiks ! #rubikscube #gatorsnevergiveup #greatgatorpuzzlers

Last official checkout day.📚🐊 #readgatorsread #theviewfromhere #ateacherlibrariansdreamscene #allbooksduejune20th

Dust off your Rubik’s cube from that box the attic! We’ve borrowed cubes from @youcandorubiks .Kids are coming in during lunch recess on M, Tues, F to learn how to solve them using the daisy method and help each other. There are online videos and instructions at http://youcandothecube.com #rubikscube #youcandothecube #greatgatorpuzzlers #gatorsnevergiveup

Today was our Soda Float party for students who read a certain number of books from our state award nominees and turned in their form. They enjoyed their floats while watching book trailers for the 2020 nominees! #sodafloat2019 #readgatorsread #hopingtohavethe2020formreadybeforesummer #alltheicecreamwasgone

Only took pics of 2 #gatorbookstacks today. Happy Reading!

Over the last month or so, 2nd graders have created “My Reading Life” presentations in PowerPoint. They are sharing books they ❤️ and why they are important to them. This week we started a gallery walk where they are viewing each other’s presentations. They are making a list of books they want to read based on what friends shared in their presentations. We are also going to talk about the reading trends we notice. #theyworkedreallyhard #importantbooks #recommendgator

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