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Welcome to BCEMS Library/Media Center!

Library/Media Center Hours: Monday-Friday    7:30-3:30

BCEMS Pre-K-8 Library/Media Specialist: Stephanie McMahan

BCEMS Library Staff:  Jan Trepanier, Megan Charles, Brittany Tessier

Contact: smcmabce@u61.net

Have overdue books?

We loan books for a period of 2 weeks plus a renewal. 

Please return books promptly--other students might be waiting to read them.  

Lost a library book?

Come see us, we might have found it!  If it's really lost you will need to purchase a  replacement copy or pay for your lost book so that the library can replace
it.
BCEMS School Vote 2010-Grades K-4 voted for Owney, the Mail Pouch Pooch by Mary Kerby.
We have a winner! The 2010 winner of the Dorothy Canfield Fisher Book Award is The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. Students, 4th-8th, from all over Vermont voted for their favorite out of 30 state recommended books. BCEMS School Vote, grades 4-8, voted for The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman.

Award Winning Book Lists

Red Clover Book List 2010-2011 ( K-4)

New DCF (Dorothy Canfield Fisher) Book List 2010-2011

DCF Blog( http://dcfbooks.edublogs.org/)

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DCF (Dorothy Canfield Fisher) 4th-8th Grade Book List

2010-2011

Red Clover Book List for K-4

2010-2011
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Listing of schools in Vermont

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Vision for the 21st Century Check out Internet Web 2.0 Tools

Information Technology Grade Expectations and Supporting Documents
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BCEMS Library Catalog

The library is pleased to announce Picture Books for Modeling are now organized into several categories for your convenience!  Simply go to the library catalog, Destiny, and type in one of the categories listed below to generate a complete list of available books.  Also, feel free to browse our selection in the dividers near the magazines.  Stop in at the library any time and we will be happy to demonstrate this exciting feature!

Text-to-Self Connections

Important Ideas and Themes

Questioning: Ask Yourself and Others Questions About What You Are Reading

Author-Schema Connections

Identifying Important Information

Recognize Words, Understand Meaning

Text-to-World Connections

Sensory Images – Use All of Your Senses

Evaluate, Summarize, and Synthesize - Sum it up!

Dialogue – What Is the Character Thinking

Text-to-Text Connections

Analyze Structure – How Is the Text Organized

Predictions

Making Inferences About Characters

Drawing Inferences – Think Between the Lines

Write a story – Repeat Words for 1-2

WRF