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Books, Battles, and Bees.
Cook, Sybilla; Page, Cheryl – School Library Media Activities Monthly, 1995
Discusses ways to interest students in reading and describes a variety of informal book competitions suitable for elementary and secondary school library media specialists as well as public librarians to use. A more formal structure is described for "Battle of the Books," suitable for older students. (seven references) (LRW)
Descriptors: Competition, Elementary Secondary Education, Learning Resources Centers, Media Specialists
WLB Booktalker.
Bodart, Joni Richards, Ed. – Wilson Library Bulletin, 1992
Presents 27 book talks suitable for elementary school children through adults. For each book, appropriate age/grade level is noted and a ranking is assigned for popularity and quality. Book talks for both fiction and nonfiction works are included. (27 references) (LAE)
Descriptors: Adolescent Literature, Adult Reading Programs, Book Reviews, Books
Collaboration Needs Time: Here's the Proof; Bringing High School Chemistry into the Library; Teaching the Elements of a Story Using the Show-Me Award Nominees; Famous Missourians: A 4th Grade Collaboration Project; Establishing Collaboration Where It Had Not Been Before; Collaboration: Eight Graders and Alphabet Books; Fifth Grade Animal Research and Collaboration; Collaboration and Team Teaching: "Try Them, Try Them, So I Say"; Partnership with the Public Library; Cooperative Activities between Public and School Libraries; Collaboration with a Capital UM"C"; Creative Collaborative Planning: Think, Wonder, Imagine; Collaboration on the Trail with Lewis and Clark.
Bittle, Jayne; Lafoon, Jean; Noland, Gail; Miller, Kim; Pettijohn, Gloria; Youngsteadt, Jean; Bartlett, Pat; Needham, Joyce; Sellmeyer, Deb; Stephenson, Linda; Cashell, Liz; Mees, Jan; Kome, James; Heuring, Ruth; Borneman, Dea – Media Horizons, 2001
Includes 13 articles that address issues concerning collaboration and partnerships between school library media specialists and classroom teachers. Highlights include projects for specific grades; team teaching; partnerships and activities with public libraries; collaborative planning; and collaboration with college libraries. (LRW)
Descriptors: College Libraries, College School Cooperation, Elementary Secondary Education, Learning Resources Centers
The School Library Media Specialist and Latchkey Children.
Dowd, Frances A. – School Library Media Activities Monthly, 1992
Discusses the need for extended-day programs for latchkey children and describes several existing programs, including cooperative ventures between school and public libraries. Strategies for the development of afterschool programs by media specialists are recommended. (MES)
Descriptors: After School Programs, Cooperative Programs, Elementary Education, Extended School Day