Count me in as well! I will push in to grades pre-K-3.  I believe my classes will be an hour to cover teacher preps.  Planning to do contactless book exchange where the students select books using Destiny and books are delivered directly to the student. I’m interested in hearing how others are handling lessons and book exchange as well. Thanks!

Lisa Chlebowski, Library/Media

East Haddam Elementary School

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On Jul 21, 2020, at 5:40 PM, Jane Martellino <janemartellino@gmail.com> wrote:



All,

It seems that admin is starting to release schedules and right now I will be in the classroom for K-2 library classes so teachers will have a prep period. My library space will be utilized for 2 ALP classes. I am hoping I will be given their old space so I could have a home base to plan, record lessons for remote classrooms, as well as to video conference into grades 3-5,  and to facilitate various experts via video conferencing.

I am looking for other elementary media specialists who are interested in contributing to a bank of lessons that will work with this age group.  I need to tweak some lessons from last year since I know that materials will be limited...as far as anything that is shared   In the past, I had classes for 1 hour which I loved because we had a lesson, maker activity, and book checkout. As of now, I have no idea what the length of time will be for this new model.  I suppose whatever the contract dictates for prep time.

Let me know if you are interested in giving and taking lessons that will fit this new model.

Jane

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Jane E. Martellino

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Creator of Charter Oak Children's Book Award: www.cocba.org

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