Go to Demco.com. They have a bunch of different materials. I cannot remember the specific one that I use. But, it is a bit pricey.

Robert

I wrote a Haiku:

Silence

Delicate blossoms
Malevolence kills
American Spring

Picture of the cover of "The undefeated" by Kwame Alexander and illustrated by Kadir Nelson. The cover illustration pictures five figures from Black history. Cover also has the Coretta Scott King Award, The Caldecott Award, and The Newbery Honor.

Book of the day: "The undefeated" by Kwame Alexander and illustrated by Kadir Nelson @kadirnelson.bsky.social
4th graders are researching the historical figures represented in this amazing book. Reading it as part of an awards unit, but timed for Black History Month. Representation matters.

The book Lefty by Mo Willems, illustrated by @dansantat.bsky.social. A bright teal cover with illustrated gold stars and a center positioned left hand character.

Book of the day: Lefty by Mo Willems, illustrated by @dansantat.bsky.social . As a fellow lefty, I felt seen. As an elementary librarian, I appreciate the slightly tongue-in-cheek and subversive message! A great addition for the library!

Me! I am a K-4 school librarian.

Thanks! Nice to meet you, too. 🙂

Thanks for asking! My name is Jessica and I think that people have just remembered that my name was a popular J name and went with it. But it has happened all my life in many, many situations. Not that interesting, actually... but I will answer to Jen or Jess. 😀

Yes, please!

A recent hike in Vermont.

I read The Hobbit in 5th or 6th grade. But, I really began to enjoy his work when I read Lord of the Rings my freshman year of high school.

Adorably picture of the cutest yellow golden doodle smiling.

My Aurora is not longer with us, but I wanted to pay the pet tax. She was the best!