J.R. Lowell Elementary School Library
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Learning |
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Digital and Information Literacy |
What are we learning?
Digital and information literacy skills are taught to all students in kindergarten through 5th grade. Students learn the basic skills of library organization and strategies for managing the vast amounts of information found online with an emphasis on personal safety and responsibility.
Digital and information literacy skills are taught to all students in kindergarten through 5th grade. Students learn the basic skills of library organization and strategies for managing the vast amounts of information found online with an emphasis on personal safety and responsibility.
A diverse and vibrant collection for students in grades K- 5. Featuring picture books, easy readers, chapter books, graphic novels and nonfiction.
Recent Work With Awesome StudentsCheck out what we've been up to in Digital Learning and Library class:
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Let's Start Working Together!Email: kelly.mccollum@watertown.k12.ma.us
My house is reading/ listening to: The Wise Man's Fear by Patrick Rothfuss; When Stars are Scattered by Omar Mohamed and Victoria Jamieson, All Thirteen by Christina Soontornvat
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Welcome Digital Learning and Library Learners!
Library and technology classes meet in school. Tech Support WPS Ed Tech for All |
Book Collection of the Month
Affirming Black Lives: Picture Books
Books in these collections are part of the Lowell Library collection and available for checkout when circulation of library books resumes. |
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Quick Links
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Events
Lowell Library Book Fair!
November 5-12, 2021 |
Updated August 26, 2021