MMS Library Tiger Talk
March 2020
2020 Vision
Vision- Is a thought, concept, or object formed by the imagination.
20/20- Not to burst your bubble, but 20/20 vision does not mean having “perfect vision.”
When the optometrist says that you have “20/20 vision” he is referring to your visual perception, which is the clarity or sharpness of your vision...Basically, how well can you see?
What are your goals for 2020?
What is your vision for 2020?
Make a list of your goals and stick to them.
Be a positive influence on others!
Your Future is Bright, Keep A 20/20 Vision!
March Madness
Friday, March 20th, 8am
201 York Street
Monroeville, AL
READING BINGO SAFARIStudents, come to the library and get your BINGO card. You can BINGO horizontally, diagonally, or vertically. To get credit for your books you must have read them this school year. Your teacher will verify that you have read these books by initialing your card. | MMS BOOK FAIR April 6-April 9 Students who purchase books will be placed in a drawing for 10.00 worth of books! | A R Points Paws Up for all classes that are READING AND TAKING AR TESTS! Check out the Hangin' in the AR Jungle Board"! The board is separated by grade level. Each Paw represents 10 points. Keep on reading and testing to get more TIGER PaWS for your grade level! |
READING BINGO SAFARI
Students, come to the library and get your BINGO card. You can BINGO horizontally, diagonally, or vertically. To get credit for your books you must have read them this school year. Your teacher will verify that you have read these books by initialing your card.
MMS BOOK FAIR
Students who purchase books will be placed in a drawing for 10.00 worth of books!
National Women's History Month
Women have been an asset to our country over many years.
During this month, consider all of the sacrifices women made to make this country great.
Tell a woman in your life "Thanks" for all she is doing and will continue to do!
National Women's day is March 8th
April is National Poetry Month
We will begin writing Cinquains this month.
A cinquain is a five-line poem that was invented by Adelaide Crapsey. She was an American poet who took her inspiration from Japanese haiku and tanka.
Cinquains
- The first line is one word.
- The second line contains two adjectives.
- The third line has three words ending in "ing."
- The fourth line has four or more words that make a complete sentence.
- The fifth line is one word.
Here is an example...
Watermelon
Watermelon
Juicy, sweet
Dripping, slurping, smacking
So messy to eat
Yummy
On April 11, the Monroe County Public Library will host a Poetry Slam
10 am. Students will have an opportunity to read their poetry and also meet Alabama'sPoet Laureate, Jennifer Horne. https://www.alabamawritersconclave.org/poet-laureate
She is the top poet in the state of Alabama! This is a high honor.
If you have any questions, contact Ms. Hollinger.