Moriarty Library Media Center

Moriarty Library Media Center

Mrs. Perry		Ms. Morosky
*Library Media Specialist*		*Library Technical Assistant*

All students visit the Library Media Center each week for book exchange, and are taught library manners and how to care for a library book.

Library Skills
Students in grades K-2 listen to a story and complete a related activity while learning good library manners.		Students in grades 3-5 receive instruction in information literacy, the use of the various reference tools, and the use of technology.

The Moriarty Library Media Center computers are available for small group instruction and individual guided research projects.		Students can also use the computers to access the OPAC (the library's catalog) to look up books by subject, authors, title, or keyword.

	Morning News
Each morning, fifth grade student volunteers broadcast the Moriarty Morning News to all classes school wide. Students serve as anchors and run the camera for the broadcast.
Looking for some great websites? Visit this page of Media Center Websites!

RIF - Reading Is "Fun"damental

RIF is coming to

Moriarty School on:

November 7, 2006

February 6, 2007

April 3, 2007

Three times a year, RIF visits Moriarty School to celebrate reading. After volunteers read a story to the class, students get to choose a free book to take home.

If you would like to volunteer to help, please contact the school and leave a message for the library media staff.

For more information, visit the RIF website http://www.rif.org/

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