Dickins Elementary Library Transformation

Bentheim (2010) explains the transformation of the D. L "Dusty" Dickins elementary school library in North Las Vegas. Bentheim takes advantage of the real experience of library radio, focusing on subject study, composition, media literacy, writer learning, reader theater, games, and leading reading. Bentheim directly supports reading instruction for lower grade students. Talented students are placed on a special team and design a reading garden that is built outside the library window.

In 2012, Globeland Elementary School in Minnetonka, Minnesota converted their old libraries to modern public texts for learning, allowing students to collaborate and share their work with each other easily. The key to successful redesign of the Globland Libraries was to renew furniture. The goal is to build a student-centered learning environment that includes optimal space for collaboration. Indeed, Groveland was extremely concerned about center students in the universe, gathered feedback from 5th grade students, proposed the theme of "reading the lake" and adopted it in the final design .

Fourth graders from Alan Elementary School and Chairbill Elementary School got a book of a new library of MH. Allen Elementary School Library purchased the NOOK reading device of Haynes Six Center Library and purchased iPad of Cranberry Pine Elementary School Media Center. This one year program is designed to complement the bullying prevention intervention that has been implemented by educating the seventh and eight graders students about bullying and recognizing the bullying prevention students in commemoration . Students may be bullied

If I remember last summer, that was the moment when I sat on the floor of a local elementary school library. I was surrounded by a group of enthusiastic elementary school students who wrinkled and did not settle during the expectations of activities of the day. This is the EduSTEM summer enrichment which is the first STEM summer camp I advocated, and its number is not much. That day, I decided to start activities in a different way. We did something fun from more imaginative guesses, but there is no subtle nature of the overall reaction. According to elementary school students, these men should be programmers, but women are likely to view online fashion catalogs.