Library Rules
This KNIGHTS word reminds us to be accepting of our classmates and let them join in if doing a group activity, playing a game, or reading as small groups.
What is inclusive?
This is the length of time you get to keep a book in 5th thru 8th grade.
What is three weeks?
This 2003 novel is set in a subterranean city where two teenagers, Lina and Doon, uncover secrets about their city's declining power supply and work to find a way to escape to the surface.
What is City of Ember?
This is the genre section you would go to if you wanted to read a book from the Harry Potter series.
What is Fantasy?
This NH based book list comprises 9 picture books, with the winner being voted on by children in grades Kindergarten through 3rd.
What is the Ladybug List?
This KNIGHTS word reminds students to use polite language and be considerate of their classmates.
What is being kind?
The maximum number of books 5th thru 8th graders are allowed to checkout.
What is 8 books?
This pen name represents a collective of authors who created a popular book series, which follows the lives and adventures of feral cats in a richly detailed fantasy world.
What is Warriors by Erin Hunter?
This is the genre section you would go to if you wanted to read a book set during World War II.
What is Historical Fiction?
This NH based book list comprises 20 chapter books, and is named after a famous NH monument that collapsed in 2003.
What is the Great Stone Face Award?
This expectation ensures you are ready to learn by doing this with your Chromebook every night as homework.
What is charging your chromebook?
What it’s called when you check out a book on your own.
This 2018 novel follows a girl named Ollie who encounters mysterious and frightening occurrences in a cemetery after finding a strange book and must use her wits to survive a night of supernatural terror.
What is Small Spaces?
The characters in the books in this section may find themselves on a journey or quest filled with challenges and learning opportunities.
What is Adventure?
This NH based book list comprises 10 middle-grade and young adult books, and is named after a 15-mile long river.
What is the Isinglass Award?
This rule helps keep the classroom neat and organized by asking students to tidy up after themselves before leaving.
What is cleaning up after yourself?
What it’s called when someone else has the book you want and you have to wait for it.
What is hold?
This author is known for writing historical fiction novels for middle-grade readers, including 'Refugee,' which intertwines the stories of three young people fleeing from different conflicts in history.
Who is Alan Gratz?
This fiction genre section is our most popular in the library.
What is Graphic Novels?
This medal is an annual award given by the American Library Association to the illustrator of the most distinguished American picture book for children.
What is the Caldecott Medal?
This item should be left in your backpacks or lockers at all times and will result in confiscation if seen by an adult in the building, and further consequences for multiple offenses.
What is a cell phone?
What it’s called when you want to keep a book longer.
What is renew?
This author and illustrator is known for her best-selling graphic novels such as 'Smile,' 'Sisters,' and 'Drama,' which often draw from her own experiences and are celebrated for their engaging stories and relatable characters.
Who is Raina Telgemeier?
This genre sticker has a fingerprint image on a black background.
What is Mystery?
This medal was the first children’s book award in the world, established in 1922, and named after a 18th-century British bookseller who was one of the first to publish books specifically for children.
What is the Newbery Medal?