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SY 24-25, Cycle 1. 4th / 5th Grade. Jan. - Feb., 2025. "Save Me A Seat."
Even though every single one of us got sick during this cycle, we persevered and had awesome discussions about bullies, unseen similarities, and, of course, candy.
Also, a student from the Historic First Book Club re-joined us before graduating. <3
Photos by Julie Macy.
SY 23-24. Cycle 3. Apr. - May, 2024. 4th / 5th Grade. "Phineas MacGuire ... Gets Slimed!"
"Gross! Mold!"
A student from the Historic First Book Club re-joined us in the last months of 5th grade. <3
Photos by Cristina Streck
SY23-24, Cycle 2, 4th/5th Grade, Feb. - Mar. 2024, "Losers Club"
Photos by Cristina Streck
We had a blast talking about labels and our love of books!
"Go away; we're reading."
SY 23-24: Cycle 1: 2nd / 3rd Grade. Book: "Jake Drake: Know-It-All."
This book helped us to explore being true to ourselves ... and appreciating our junk drawers!
A group of Know-It-Alls!
Photos by Janet McCarthy
SY 22-23, Cycle 4, 4th / 5th Grade, Book: "The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe."
This silly group provided great discussion and lots of energy. <3
Photos by Janet McCarthy
SY 2022-2023: Cycle 3: March, 2023, 2nd/3rd Grade. Book: “Eagle Song.”
Loved the diversity of opinions among this group as we explored whether peace is easier than violence.
Photo by: Janet McCarthy
SY 2022-2023: Cycle 2: Jan. – Feb. 2023, 4th/5th Grade. Book: “Crenshaw.”
A tough book topic made easier by purple jelly beans and the comradery of returning Book Club members! <3
Photo by: Janet McCarthy
SY 2022-2023: Cycle 1: Oct. – Nov. 2022, 2nd/3rd Grade. Book: “Justin and the Best Biscuits in the World.”
Reading is great and all, but who can resist a big pile of leaves?
Photos by: Isabel Ollinger
2021-2022 HISTORIC Book Club, Cycle 2, 4th/5th Grade.
"Skunk Scout" by Laurence Yep provided many much needed laughs for this silly group (this cycle ran during the stressful state testing period).
2021-2022 HISTORIC Book Club, Cycle 1, 2nd/3rd Grade
We had a blast reading "Donavan's Word Jar" by MonaLisa DeGross and making our own word jars.