http://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/auckland/listen-on-demand/audio/1292397770-jackie-french-in-studio
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
An interview with Jackie French
Author and literacy advocate Jackie French joins Andrew Dickens in NewsTalkZB studio to discuss dyslexia, and her latest book for children, I Spy a Great Reader.
http://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/auckland/listen-on-demand/audio/1292397770-jackie-french-in-studio
http://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/auckland/listen-on-demand/audio/1292397770-jackie-french-in-studio
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Author Anthony Horowitz interview (video)
On June 16 2014, Anthony Horowitz was interviewed in a live, interactive broadcast in front of his biggest audience ever. The event was attended by school children and 500 schools registered to watch the event online. Children in the audience got to ask him questions. He talks about his books, writing, teachers and the importance of school libraries. If you have read his books this interview is well worth watching although it is over an hour long.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
The Fourteen Olympians Display By Emma Kirkwood
This is my library display on the 14 Olympians or the 14 major gods in Greek mythology. I did this display for my librarian gold award which I have now completed. I chose to do it on the Greek gods because they are awesome and there are lots of books in the library. I really suggest you read some of them and come into the library and check out my display.
By Emma Kirkwood
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Rebecca's Holocaust Display
Rebecca Chapman, Room 18, has worked really hard to produce this brilliant library display on the Jewish Holocaust. She has included lots of information, photos and books and a bibliography as well.
This is the final activity for her to achieve her Gold Librarian's Award.
Well done Rebecca on a fabulous effort that is already getting plenty of interest from library users.
There are about 25 books, several pages of images of the horrific events, and a huge poster full of information.
This is the final activity for her to achieve her Gold Librarian's Award.
Well done Rebecca on a fabulous effort that is already getting plenty of interest from library users.
There are about 25 books, several pages of images of the horrific events, and a huge poster full of information.
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