Native American History Month

Why do we celebrate?

Read more about the peoples history from Dr. Katrina Phillip’s blog post: https://www.capstonepub.com/blog/why-we-celebrate-native-american-heritage-month

There are many resources available in our online databases to fulfill your curiosity and answer questions!

PebbleGo Next by Capstone: Indigenous People’s History

Discovery Education (Classlink): Native American Heritage Month – assignment folder

Google Sites Collection

Epic! collection: Native American Heritage Studies

Book Pairing Charcuterie Boards!

This month we are exploring nonfiction texts in a variety of formats. Picture books, informational texts, websites, and news articles. Both nonfiction and fiction books can lead us to discover new information when we learn how to ask questions about what we read. Students are using their critical thinking skills to develop questions about they read and seek additional resources to answer those questions.

Fourth graders are pairing the picture book they selected with nonfiction books to create a “charcuterie board” of information!

Congratulations, Student Council Members!

Congratulations to all our student council member elected for the 2023-2024 school year!
Our first whole group meeting will be on Wednesday, November 8th, 2:50 – 3:45pm. Please see the schedule (picture left) for future meeting dates. These dates are subject to change and notification via email and Remind App will be provided if this happens.

NH “I Voted” Sticker Contest!

Deadline: October 4th @ 4:00pm

From the New Hampshire Secretary of State, David Scanan:

“The New Hampshire Secretary of State’s Office will host its first-ever “I Voted” sticker contest for fourth-grade students. A panel of local election officials will choose three winning designs, which will be distributed as stickers to all voters during the 2024 state elections. “

▶Click here for the contest rules.

▶Click here for a copy of the design template.

Coming Soon!

Some of our library favorites are returning and some new activities to try!

  • 2023-2024 Student Council voting process will begin in library classes starting this month. Stay tuned for more details. .
  • Chess Club! This will be offered as a recess option on alternating weeks. Signs will be made available during student lunches once recess options begin.
  • NEW! “You-Choose” book club is an opportunity for all readers to participate in a book club with flexibility. Students in each grade can select a book of their choice that fits the selected theme. Meetings will be held during recess times. More information will be provided to students during library.
  • NEW! Free books are available for all students and teachers outside the Commons Rooms. Help yourself!

Hello HUES Family and Friends!

Welcome to our new Library website! New look, new features, new books! Check here for library updates. We will be posting ongoing class projects, book recommendations, events, and much more!

Take some time to browse the site links! If you have any questions or would like to see another feature, please let me know.

Looking forward to another amazing school year. Please stop by to chat!

Your Book-Loving Librarians,

Mrs. Donnelly and Mrs. Stern