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MEDIA CENTER
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Literacy Week is coming
Jan. 25-29
WE LOVE THE LIBRARY!
How to check out a Library Book from Destiny
powerpoint. Click the link below.
Headphones needed for audio.
How to check out a Library book From Destiny
Is your picture on the AR wall?
(K-1) 25 AR points
(2-5) 50 AR points
Click on the link below
CLICK: AR WALL
More pictures added weekly!
Did you know you can take an
AR test at home?
Go to your Student Portal and
look for the AR tile.
Sunshine State Book Voting
And the winner is...
Click below for the new Sunshine Books
Print and clip into a bookmark.
40,000 eBooks
Dave the Dog is worried about coronavirus.READ
E-Books found on your student portal.
Online Readings Resource
GUESS WHO???
A special thank you to Ms. Watford for putting this Bitmoji together of our staff.
TAKE A LOOK AT THIS LIBRARY GAME
Library Word Scramble
Practice your knowledge of library terms and unscramble words.
http://www.studystack.com/wordscramble-270676
EIGHTH STREET'S LIST OF LIBRARY BOOKS Did you know you can access
FOLLETT DESTINY from home?
GO TO YOUR STUDENT PORTAL!
READ EVERY DAY
Circulation Policy | Gift Policy | Activities | Mission Statement | Accelerated Reader Program | Sunshine State Book Bowl | Book Fair | Morning News Show | Sunshine State Young Readers' Award | FRA Children's Book Award | AR Home Connect
CIRCULATION POLICY
- Each student in Kindergarten may check out one book for as long as one week.
- Each student in 1st thru 5th grade may check out 2 books for as long as one week.
- Students may renew a book for an additional week.
- There are no fines for overdue materials.
- Students may not check out any materials if they have overdue, lost or damaged books that have not been returned or paid for.
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GIFT POLICY
Library Gifts are always appreciated. If the gift meets library standards, it may be added to the media center collection. If not, it may be used as a prize or reward for reading goals achieved by students.
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ACTIVITIES
TV Production Studio - Our studio televises live announcements each morning. Student recognition is featured. Students operate the entire show with supervision from the media specialist. The crew consists of anchors, camera and sound technicians, announcers, video mixer, and assistants.
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MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Eighth Street Media program is to ensure that the students and staff are effective users of ideas and information. This is accomplished by providing intellectual and physical access to materials in all formats; by providing instruction to foster competence and stimulate interest in reading, viewing, and using information and ideas; and by working with other educators to design learning strategies to meet the needs of individual students.
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STATE AWARD WINNING
WESH MORNING NEWS SHOW
Our morning news show airs each morning at 8:10 a.m..
Students work on the show throughout the year. Students will rotate on to the show each 9 weeks.
Students learn how to use a video camera, how to use the sound board, how to speak into a microphone, how to write a script, and how to act while on TV.
The purpose of our show is to let the school know about daily and future happenings and schedules. If your class is doing something special, let Mrs. Hughes or any news crew member know, and we will try to feature your class on the show!
We look for students who have the following qualities:
- Positive attitude
- Responsibility
- Teamwork
- Good attendance
- Good grades
- Great Behavior
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SUNSHINE STATE YOUNG READERS' AWARD
The Sunshine State Young Readers' program presents a list of fifteen books chosen each year by a committee of Florida librarians. They are chosen for their quality and appeal, and represent some of the best in children's literature today. Students in grades 3 through 5 are encouraged to read at least three of the books, so they can vote for their favorite. Every year, the author of the book with the most statewide votes is presented with the Sunshine State Young Readers' Award.
Click the link below for the list of 2020-2021 Sunshine Books
FRA CHILDREN'S BOOK AWARDThe FRA Children's Book Award is a program sponsored by the Florida Reading Association and is for students in Pre-K through second grade. Students read or have read to them eight quality books, and then vote on their favorite book. The votes are tallied at the state level, and the author of the winning book receives recognition.
Students in PreKindergarten, Kindergarten, first grade and second grade have the opportunity to read or listen to recent literature that is considered the best in the state. Students also learn about the importance of voting.
2020-2021
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RENAISSANCE HOME CONNECT
Parents would you like to receive emails showing your student's AR QUIZ results?
CLICK: AR HOME CONNECT LINK
Their username is their Student ID number or lunch number. (Call our school office, if you do not know the ID number)
Their AR password is their 2 digit Birth Month and their 4 digit Birth Year.
