List of 9 items.

• Advanced Reader Copies

  Children’s publishing houses share books well before their publication date, known as an Advanced Reader Copy. Students enjoy being the first to read a highly anticipated title, and it allows us to preview books before making a final purchase for the library.

• Author Visits

  Students and teachers get to hear a variety of wonderful literary talents during Book Fair and throughout the school year.

• Book Fair

  Organized by Hodgins Library and the Library Committee this much anticipated week-long event includes Family Night, Donuts with Dads & Special Friends, Parents & Author Brunch, and Author Visits!

• Book Gurus

  Weekly seventh and eighth grade elective class that discusses all things literature: favorite books, latest publishing trends, and reviewing new releases.

• Book Talks

  Librarians and students alike share their favorite books, a beloved classic or an exciting new title. Books could be fiction or non-fiction, reading for pleasure or for an assignment.

• Circulation

  • K-8: Fiction, Non-fiction, Reference, Graphic Novels, Picture Books, Poetry, Foreign Language, Folklore/Fairy Tales
  • Parent resources
  • Teacher resources
  • Audiobooks
  • Periodicals
  • E-Books

• Classroom Collaboration

  Hodgins Library collaborates with teachers throughout all grade levels, providing support in student research, thematic book displays, school database review, and lessons in composing reports and presentations.

• Storytime

  • Seasonal themes
  • Read and promote works of authors and illustrators
  • Situational stories (address what’s going on in class)
  • Chapter & picture books
  • Promote joy of reading

• Summer Reading

  Hodgins Library sponsors a flexible summer reading program. All students are encouraged to participate in any literature activity of their choosing!