Rhode Island Children's Book Award  Elemmentary Nominations 2020


Rhode Island Middle School Book Award Nominations 2020


2019 RICBA Winner -
Sergeant Reckless  
By: Patricia McCormick

2019 RIMSBA Winner - Restart
By: Gordon Korman

FJVD Library Catalog Link
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Technology Curriculum Objectives 

   K - 2 

• Exhibit respect for "Technology Acceptable Use Policy".
• Identification of external computer parts and proper use.
• Identification of appropriate keys on keyboard.
• Use of age appropriate software to compliment classroom
• Demonstrate the proper way to open and close programs.
• Demonstrate the proper use of our Library automation program.

• Identification of internal computer parts, explanation of how they work and proper use.
• Define age appropriate computer terminology.
• Use of age appropriate software to compliment classroom curriculum
• Introduction to the Internet, networking and online resources for research purposes in a controlled area.
• Discussions of ethical and moral issues, copyright issues and legitimate sources on the Internet.  Safe and responsible online behavior is encouraged while exploring the wonders of the Internet.
• Keyboarding and basic introduction to multimedia presentation tools.

• Advanced keyboarding and use of multimedia presentation tools to produce specific projects related to classroom curriculum.
• Define age appropriate computer terminology and basic operations of a computer and its operating system.
• More advanced research tactics on the Internet and reinforcement of moral, ethical and copyright issues, as well as legitimacy of sources.  Safe and responsible online behavior is encouraged as well.
• More advanced discussion of Networking.

Library Circulation

• Please remember your books on library day!
• Books that are requested by other students should be shared, so some may not be able to be renewed.
• “How many books can I take out?” 
  • Kindergarten and Grade 1: one book per week  
  • Grades 2 & 3: two books per week  
  • Grades 4 & up: three books per week 
• Lost Books Policy 
• Books that have been lost, must be paid for or replaced by the same title.b 
   

RESPECT...

...the books as part of our school. 
Everything here is shared not only by your class, but also by all the other classes in the school and the teachers. This adds up to a lot of people who depend on each other to take care of the books. 

...those around you 
by being polite and talking in “inside voices.”  
by following directions.  
by keeping hands, feet, and objects to yourself.