Who is Clifford?


Hi everybody I'm the under cover library reporter. I'm reporting on the outstanding incident of Clifford.  Yes, that's right, it is Clifford here at Freeville School. It was so amazing! Unfortunately he didn't like too many pictures, so we needed to be sneaky, and he had to go so early. But it was so cool having him there. I wonder if he will be back that crazy Clifford! Glen

Clifford's dance.

Destination Book Fair 2010

Poster By Emily and Katlin

Destination Book Fair 2010



10 DAYS TO GO!!!

Date:
Monday 16th August to Friday 20th August

Venue: Freeville School Library
Times open:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
8.30 – 9 am and 3 – 3.30pm.

Wednesday 8.30 – 9 am and 1.30 – 2 pm
(school finishes at 1.30 pm due to staff First
Aid training)

* Efpos available

Book Fair activities:

Friday 20th August – Dress up as your
favourite Book Character.  Afternoon parade and
prizes awarded in the afternoon.

Book Review competition – write a book
review about a book you’ve been reading or
about your favourite book.  These will be posted
on the school library blog.  Entry forms
available in the library or from class teachers.

Book Quiz:
These will be available from the library during
book week.

Come and read a book to the class:
You are invited to come and read your favourite
book to your child’s class (see the
classroom teacher to arrange a time).
Staff will be doing a read around the classrooms.

If you have any questions please see
Elizabeth (Room 5).



Books won by Team Freeville for our Library


Read a Book for Māori Language Week

We have some new books in our library to celebrate Maori Language week - Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.

Kei te Pēhea Koe is a beautifully illustrated book.  Each emotion has an illustration drawn in different colours.  The illustration for 'Kei te pukuriri au I feel angry,' has tones of reddish pink.

This picture book also has a very user-friendly pronunciation guide at the back.  A great book to practise saying how you feel in te reo.