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Welcome to New Eagle Elementary Library

Librarian: Heather MacMichael

Email: macmichaelh@tesd.net
Phone: 610-240-1555
 
                                      
 
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 Search New Eagle Library's catalog!                    

 
 

Highlights of online resources: 

WebPath Express is accessed through the library catalog with sources for K-12 students. Click on the link above to search our library and choose WebPath Express in the left column.
 
Online databases provide reliable web navigation and easy to read articles with multimedia resources including activities. Ready to be used at school or home! Ask during library class for the connectivity process.
 
 

 Reading Lists                         

The Caldecott Medal is awarded each year to an American illustrator for the "most distinguished" picture book each year. The award, started in 1938, is named in honor of Randolph Caldecott, the nineteenth century English illustrator.
 
The Newbery Medal is awarded each year for the "most distinguished writing" in a children's book. Named for John Newbery, an eighteenth century English book seller, the medal is for American writers only and began in 1922.
 
  

Book Review

Amazon.com provides published reviews immediately following the book description for most books in addition to some written by site visitors who have added their own opinions of the book. Search amazon.com
 
Goodreads.com provides reviews by readers after the publisher description of each book title. Search goodreads.com
 

Other Libraries

Chester County Library System
You will need your valid library card number to access the online databases from your home computer. Search ccls.org
 
  
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New Eagle Elementary Library's Book Lending Policy

Kindergarten - 1 book per student for 1 week. The Kindergartner must return the book at the next library class if he/she wants to check out a different book.
 
First and Second Grades - 2 books per student for 1 week. If only 1 book is returned, the student may check out 1 different book at the next library class.
 
Third and Fourth Grades - 3 books per student for 2 weeks. If a student is assigned a project that requires additional sources, he/she may check out additional books to complete the assignment.
 
                                              

Citing sources or listing the book or web page where you found the answers to your research is necessary so that you properly give credit and acknowledge another person's work. Specific source citing for class projects will be included in your assignment. When you are taking notes for research also write down the information listed below from your source.

Book

Author/Editor's name(s)
Title
Publisher
Place of Publication (City, State)                             
Copyright date
page or pages used                                        
 

Internet

Web page
name URL address (link)
author (if provided)
date accessed web page