West Lake Library Implements Hour Of Code!

Alyssa Lovell, West Lake Middle School Librarian explains the new Hour Of Code game plan to her students. 

          

West Lake is a STEAM School:  

Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math

 Hour of Code Options for School and Home!

This creative student programmed Dash to dance to 

"Old Town Road" including horse sounds.

Alyssa Lovell will be starting a 

Girls Who Code chapter at West Lake

Lisa Herr, Curriculum Integration Specialist assists students with the Botley coding robot.

West Lake IT, Shantell Phillips gets into the spirit at 
Hour Of Code!

Students can check out a Chrome book, 

use a laptop, desktop or their own device.

 Differentiated Learning:  Students can work 

Collaboratively or Individually.

Wow! Comic Con @Timberwood Middle School School

Amazing Learning @Comic Con at Timberwood Middle School!

Thank you Cinthia Ureta for establishing this 

transformative learning experience

for your students last year and for inviting me to experience it this year with 

the 6th grade RELA team!

 

Love the Star Books Check out Cart that provides book check out during class changes.

Sixth Grade Students dressed up as Protagonists and 

Antagonists in their stories.

RELA teacher, Ashley Villalon is passionate about student learning at Timberwood Comic Con!

Each 6th grade RELA classroom was decorated by the students to go along with the Comic Con theme!

Great Idea Cinthia! StarBooks Check out Cart that provides book check out during class changes.

6th Grade RELA teacher, Rebekah Ethridge rocks her 

Captain America Shield!

Students presented their stories on Chrome books!

Students visited with the writers to read stories 

and ask questions.

Awesome Costume!!!!

Love Mona Lisa and Detective Croak's story! 

More 6th grade Creativity at Timberwood Middle!

Jack Fields Sr. Elementary Library Celebrates "Dia de los Muertos"

Jack Fields Sr. Elementary Students learned about 

'Dia de los Muertos":

a Latin American celebration in the library on October 31st, 2019.  Students wrote their names in cursive and then cut them out to create skeleton bodies for their personalized Day of the Dead Skull.

The whimsical skeletons and skulls for Day of the Dead are a playful symbol of life after death, many times representing those who have died engaging in their favorite activities.

               

Librarian, Anita McKeague Loves being the Librarian 

at Jack Fields Elementary School and Teaching Portrait of a Graduate Competencies to her students.

     

          

                                                       

We Create and Explore at Jack Fields Sr. Library!

We are Kind at Jack Fields Sr. Elementary School Library!

We Love to Read at Jack Fields Sr. Library!

Storybook Character Pumpkin Decorating Contest

 in the Jack Fields Sr. Library!

    

           

5th grade Library Volunteers are Leaders, Collaborators and Personally Responsible!