Librarian Assistance
- Pull library resources as needed
- Demonstrate online resources available
- Collaborate on lessons
- Assist with research projects
- Teach lessons (Digital Citizenship, Research, Plagiarism/Copyright, etc.)
- Make book recommendations and take book requests
- Assist with "Million Book Challenge" using Beanstack
- Technology and Textbook Distribution
Please feel free to email with any requests, questions, concerns or comments.
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Bibliotech Bibliotech is the Bexar County Digital Library. It contains, but is not limited to, eBooks, audiobooks, databases, language lessons, and digital tool lessons. Students & staff can sign up for a San Antonio BiblioTech card : Bexar Bibliotech Registration BiblioTech: Request a Class Set of Library Cards - Library cards maintained by the teacher. Best utilized if students are using public devices in class. | Let your Imagination SING at the library! Library Card Sign-up Month 2022Since 1987, Library Card Sign-up Month has been held each September to mark the beginning of the school year. During the month, the American Library Association and libraries unite in a national effort to ensure every child signs-up for their own library card. Throughout the school year, public librarians and library staff will assist parents and caregivers with saving hundreds of dollars on educational resources and services for students. From free access to STEAM programs/activities, educational apps, in-person and virtual homework help, technology workshops to the expertise of librarians, a library card is one of the most cost-effective back-to-school supplies available. | SAPL Register for a library card and have access to eBooks, audiobooks, databases, free homework help as well as other resources. Registration online will provide a 90-day library card before the potential patron must visit a library for a physical card. Sign up for a San Antonio Public Library card: San Antonio Public Library |
Bibliotech
BiblioTech: Request a Class Set of Library Cards - Library cards maintained by the teacher. Best utilized if students are using public devices in class.
Let your Imagination SING at the library! Library Card Sign-up Month 2022
Since 1987, Library Card Sign-up Month has been held each September to mark the beginning of the school year. During the month, the American Library Association and libraries unite in a national effort to ensure every child signs-up for their own library card. Throughout the school year, public librarians and library staff will assist parents and caregivers with saving hundreds of dollars on educational resources and services for students. From free access to STEAM programs/activities, educational apps, in-person and virtual homework help, technology workshops to the expertise of librarians, a library card is one of the most cost-effective back-to-school supplies available.
SAPL
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Paletero Man by Lucky Díaz, illustrated by Micah Player On a hot day, nothing is better than a refreshing paleta, but what happens when our narrator finds himself out of dinero? | Carmela Full of Wishes by by Matt De la Peña, illustrated by Chris Robinson It’s her birthday and Carmela is finally old enough to run some errands with her older brother. On her path she comes across a dandelion that leads her to reflect. | La Princesa and the Pea by by Susan Middleton Elya, illustrated by Juana Martinez-Neal A Peruvian reimagining of The Princess and the Pea. La Princesa must prove that she's of royal makings if she wants to impress her potential mother-in-law, a stern-looking queen who walks around the palace with a mean cat in her hat. The book is mixed with rhyming text in Spanish and English to give the classic fairy tale a Latinx twist. |
Paletero Man by Lucky Díaz, illustrated by Micah Player
Carmela Full of Wishes by by Matt De la Peña, illustrated by Chris Robinson
La Princesa and the Pea by by Susan Middleton Elya, illustrated by Juana Martinez-Neal
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Esperanza Rising by Pam Munoz Ryan Pam Muñoz Ryan eloquently portrays the Mexican workers' plight in this abundant and passionate novel that gives voice to those who have historically been denied one. | Frida Kahlo and her Animalitos, by Monica Brown and John Parra This story sheds light on Frida’s beloved — and unusual — pets, including a monkey, parrot, fawn and even an eagle. For animal-loving kids, this is a terrific read. | Gaby, Perdida y Encontrada by Angela Cervantes Gaby Ramirez Howard’s mother was recently deported to Honduras. Gaby finds comfort in the animals she cares for at the local animal shelter. Her volunteer job is to write adoption ads to help cats and dogs find their “forever home.” Gaby desperately wants to help her favorite shelter cat, Feather, find a home. She connects with Feather because Gaby herself is having a hard time finding a place that feels like home. |
Esperanza Rising by Pam Munoz Ryan
Frida Kahlo and her Animalitos, by Monica Brown and John Parra
Gaby, Perdida y Encontrada by Angela Cervantes
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| Always have a book in your pocket. Download the SORA app on your phone. | This is the icon for the app SORA. SORA can be found in Classlink in the folder labeled LIBRARY BOOKS. | Mr. Gonzalez's 5th grade students are each reading an eBook of their choice on SORA. SORA offers both English and Spanish titles for our dual language students. |
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Library Books
| Library Databases
| Insignia Library Catalog Search our school's books, eBooks and digital resources in one easy place. |
Library Books
- Bibliotech
- EBSCO eBooks K-8
- eProfessional Library
- Gale E-books
- Sora
- ComicsPlus
- BookFlix
- National Geographic for Kids
- Teaching Books
- Tumblebooks
Library Databases
- Brittanica Escolar
- Brittanica School
- CIA WorldBook
- Ebsco Learning Express
- Gale TexQuest
- Learn 360
- SIRS Discoverer
Insignia Library Catalog
Woodlawn Academy Library
Library Website: https://schools.saisd.net/page/175.library
