Library at Vaughan ES
Joined October 2018
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6 Apr 2022
Feeling so appreciated. We arrived to a decorated library door by the Climate and Culture comm, snack pack and appreciation notes from students and treated to lunch by our counselor friends. @VNESwildcats @msliteracylady @AddinallEmily #LibraryWorkersDay #SchoolLibraryMonth
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19 Mar 2022
@vneslibrary @WMS_Library1 @FredLynnLibrary @RipponLibrary @padlet @CommonSenseEd
So thankful to the middle school students from these schools for helping our students with digital citizenship by responding to their 5th grade padlet called Middle School 101.
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29 Oct 2021
What a fabulous @PwcsI family engagement night @VNESwildcats! Engaged in figuring out the crime by using their inferencing skills and making sure measurements were accurate to make slime. Always nice to see the ❤️ families. @MarkBoy19406096 @MrsMcNamara109
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ALT Group of parents at desks in a classroom
ALT Group of families at desks in a classroom
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Vaughan Library retweeted
29 Oct 2021
We had a BLAST at our Slime&Crime @PwcsI FE Night! Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate with us! We loved seeing @michelleroweT1 @laura_pumphrey @LoreeYWilliams and @AsmahanJackson interacting and participating with our school family! 💚🎃 #familyengagment @PWCSNews
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Vaughan Library retweeted
29 Oct 2021
AMAZING, creative and engaging family event @VNESwildcats tonight! Families inferred to solve a crime and measured to make slime. @MarkBoy19406096 and Title I team brought out the community for lots of fall fun! 🎃👻 @PwcsI
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Vaughan Library retweeted
20 Oct 2021
To avoid a copy and paste of information, ask students to share knowledge of a historical event through the perspective of an object or artifact that was there at the time. Search "empathy" in Wixie for a template you can assign. #WixieToday #NationalBookMonth #informationaltext
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Vaughan Library retweeted
14 Oct 2021
Thank you @7NewsAlex for coming to teach our 4th grades all about weather and being a meteorologist!! They loved it! 💙🙌🏻 🌩 @PWCSNews
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Vaughan Library retweeted
16 Oct 2021
Congratulations Mrs.Agee on being named 2021 Virginia Outstanding Economic Educator of the Year!
pwcs.edu/news/what_s_new/out…
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1 week from today is #ReadAcrossAmericaDay! In NEA’s digital Read Across America calendar, the theme for March is “Cultivate Compassion” featuring Tiara’s Hat Parade in March. Read our interview with the author, Kelly Starling Lyons, here!
nea.org/advocating-for-chang…
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Vaughan Library retweeted
15 Nov 2020
"A library is the delivery room for the birth of ideas, a place where history comes to life."
—Norman Cousins
#libraryquote
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6 Nov 2020
Awesome presentation today!
6 Nov 2020
I'm so excited to be the keynote speaker for @VAASL today! I can't wait to share and learn from these great educators! #branchingout #vaasl2020 #vaasl #readwoke
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Vaughan Library retweeted
22 Apr 2020
Happy Earth Day! In celebration of today, Mr. John from Chinn Park will be reading "The Lorax" by Dr. Seuss.
Read with permission of Penguin Random House. youtu.be/aT2yJ9OTG8U #EarthDay #pwpls #library
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Vaughan Library retweeted
20 Apr 2020
Libraries are a community hub for learning gathering. Their doors may be closed but librarians continue to create a space for the community to gather by sharing resources, storytimes, singalongs more! Librarians, thank you for being a source of support. #NationalLibraryWeek
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Vaughan Library retweeted
21 Apr 2020
“Please take advantage of the services they’re still providing like eBooks and audiobooks, so libraries can return just as strong when this crisis is over."—@LateNightSeth bit.ly/2XVzA83 #NationalLibraryWeek #LibrariesStrong
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Vaughan Library retweeted
21 Apr 2020
An update on the 2020 Scripps National Spelling Bee. Read our full statement here: spellingbee.com/updates
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31 Mar 2020
Tomie dePaola, ‘Strega Nona’ Author and Illustrator, Dies at 85 nytimes.com/2020/03/31/books…
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