Lynch's Library

It's that time of year again! I'm getting ready for the new school year and am looking for a bit of help with some "Classroom Essentials" through Donors Choose. It's a new program that just started, and I'm looking forward to see how it goes. Thank you in advance for taking a look. Here's to 2024-25!

Get Ms. Lynch Classroom Essentials Ms. Lynch needs pencils and other basic supplies to run the classroom.

We're live for this creative project. Please spread the word! Thank you!

Whiteboards are Great, but...Let's Kick it Up A Notch!, a project from Ms. Lynch Help me give my students a creative way to do sentence writing and group responses to questions during library class. Our students are energetic, caring, fun, and eager to learn. With only 260 stud...

Building Our Future One Reader at a Time! Grades 2-4, a project from Ms. Lynch Help me give my students (grades 2-4) magazines they can take home (or get delivered) in this difficult COVID-19 world. "Ms. Lynch! I Love my new books!" 2nd GraderOur students are though...

We'll get through this!

Building Our Future One Reader at a Time!, a project from Ms. Lynch Help me give my students magazines they can take home (or get delivered) in this difficult COVID-19 world. "Ms. Lynch! I Love my new books!" 2nd GraderOur students are thoughtful, caring,...

My first project submitted on DonorsChoose.org. Please help spread the word, and thank you! If donating, add the promo code LIFTOFF at checkout and your donation will be doubled up to $50 for the next 7 days.

For the JOY of Reading and Learning! | DonorsChoose.org project by Ms. Lynch Help me give my students timely and relevant nonfiction to learn and grow. "I missed you. How's your hip?" -1st GraderVictor students are thoughtful and caring.

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Book Fair
Monday - Thursday
April 15-18
7:45 am - 5:30 pm

Thank you, Camille, for the adorable BOGO Book Fair sign!

Kinders.
Nuff Said.

3rd grade coloring contest for the BOGO Book Fair. Even Mr. Pings is participating. Good luck!

If you're not familiar with the online game Kahoot!, you should check it out. It is an interactive game that all students play together at the same time. I was doing a "Getting to Know You" Kahoot for the library with middle schoolers and high schoolers. One of the questions was about their favorite fiction genre, and there were four options. One class had the same number for each category - a librarian's dream! Then, one of the questions was about the type of home they would like to live in. The options were: mansion, apartment, house, or bridge. Thankfully, no one in that particular class chose bridge, but I pointed out that across all the classes, apartment was the lowest vote-getter. When I pointed that out and asked the students why they didn't want to live in an apartment, one student said, "Well, you have to pay for those!"😂

When a 5th grader gets in trouble for refusing to join the class for the weekly library lesson, you expect some lip, but you don't expect the student to tell the principal that he's angry because "library is for reading, not learning!" Things that make you go hmmm...