AnHS Library News and Resources
May/June 2022
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Library Happenings
End of the Year Materials Returns
Senior Teachers - If possible, please sign up to return your books prior to June 1st! This will greatly help with getting seniors cleared before Senior Breakfast. Thank you!
If students forget their books on the day(s) you have scheduled return times, they may return them during regular library hours from 7:15 am to 3:45 pm. The final day to return books to the library will be June 3, 2022. After that date, books will be returned to the front office and will not be cleared in the library until school resumes in August 2022.
Please remind your students to check their Library accounts for a list of all currently checked-out books (click here for log-in directions). If you can post this link in your Google Classrooms, that would be awesome! It is essential that students return all library books and textbooks before Summer Break. This includes AP Review Books!
Senior Chromebook and Charger Returns
Seniors will be returning their Chromebooks and chargers to the ANHS Library on June 1st, Senior Checkout Day, between 8:30-11:30 am. A SignUp Genius will be sent via Aeries Communications the second week of May. If a senior misses their time, they can return their Chromebook and charger during regular library hours from 7:15 am to 3:45 pm.
Please tell Seniors to check their Aeries accounts for a list of all currently checked-out technology items (click here for log-in directions). Senior teachers - If you can post this link in your Google Classrooms, that would be awesome!
Any seniors with outstanding books or technology will be required to clear their accounts during Senior Breakfast on June 2nd in order to graduate.
Curriculum Corner
Supplemental Resources for Jewish American Heritage Month
Anti-Semitism in American History
The Jewish American Documentary PBS
Yad Vashem - The World Holocaust Remembrance Center
You can also find additional student resources in the student newsletter for this month!
Supplemental Resources for Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month
Asian-American Heritage - Hello, My Name Is
Asian Pacific American Heritage Site
CET Resources - Asian American History
Japanese-American Relocation Digital Archive
Asian-American Poetry, Asian-American Voices in Poetry
Asian Pacific American Center Smithsonian
Groundbreaking Asian Americans through History
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Virtual Asian American Art Museum
Additional Highlighted Resources
You can also find additional student resources in the student newsletter for this month!

Try some or all of these practices to experience a greater sense of well-being and resilience.
Mindfulness for Adults
Self-Awareness and Self-Management for Adults
Feedback for Impact
Technology Tips and Tools
Building Blocks in Google Docs - Workflow Made Easier
For the newest collaborative email feature, simply click a button to export the content into a draft email in Gmail, with all the relevant fields automatically populated. This is awesome for co-teachers, club advisors, PLTs, and other collaborative groups. Watch the NewEdTech Classroom video from 0-2:38 mins to see a demo. You can also click here to read more about Smart Canvas, Smart Chips, and Building Blocks from Google Workspace.
Curated Tech Tools
Teacher's Lounge
Click here to view my calendar! Simply scroll to the bottom of the page.
Password Resets
Additionally, students can email the Technology Help Desk directly at help@rjuhsd.us.
Bookshare and Read & Write for Students with IEPs or a 504 Plan
Any students with 504 or IEPs can access all of their materials in ebook, audiobook, or large print form. Bookshare has an immense collection that includes most textbooks and thousands of free fiction and non-fiction reading materials.
Any teachers or counselors that want to set a student up with Bookshare just needs to let me know who the student is, whether they are on a 504 or an IEP plan, and what their disability is. I can set up an account for the student and assign specific textbooks or reading books or even an entire reading list based on a students' interests (ex. sports books, graphic novels, reluctant reader books, etc...) in about 5 minutes. After setting up an account for the student, I can then share their login credentials with them as well as my tutorials for how to get started accessing their books.
You can email me the student's information, or you can fill out the Bookshare Enrollment Google form for your student(s).
Students with IEPs also have access to the Premium edition of the Read & Write App through the District's site license. I have tutorials for them on how to use the app, and I can also Zoom with them to show them how to use the app in real time if they need any extra help getting started.
Here is the link to my Bookshare and Read & Write App tutorials on my website. Just scroll down to the resource you are interested in.
If your students are having problems with their CBs, have them go to this link for help! Students will fill out a Google Form and pick a day to come to the Library and turn in their CBs. They will be given loaners to use until their CBs are repaired.
Cameron's Collection
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How-to at the AnHS Library
WANT TO ACCESS THE SACRAMENTO BEE IN THE CLASSROOM?
Access to the Sac Bee through the Sac Library
Sacramento Library (Scroll down to Sac Bee)
Apply online for an eCard to access long term or use the following temporary login
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