We’re recycling
plastic CAPS & LIDS
to make a park bench for the SFCS Library!

Plastic CAPS & LIDS can be sent to the SFCS Library or given to Mrs. Hajduk during your child’s Library class.

PLEASE be sure all
CAPS & LIDS are
CLEAN &DRY!
We cannot accept dirty caps & lids.

We can only recycle caps & lids with recycle #2, #4, #5.

The Ronald McDonald House serves families whose children require care at an area hospital by offering them a homelike atmosphere where they can get the rest and renewal they need to be most supportive of their sick or injured child.

Ronald McDonald House receives money for each pound of aluminum POP TABS collected. The tabs can come from soda cans, energy drinks, soup cans, or anything with a metallic tab.

POP TABS can be brought to the Library or given to Mrs. Hajduk during Library classes.

POP TABS collected at SFCS will be taken to the Ronald McDonald House on Somerset Street in New Brunswick.
 

Welcome to the SFCS Library!

Dr Seuss said:  "You're never too old, too wacky, too wild to pick up a book and read to a child!"  

So, where do you go when the we can't get to a library?  Here are some suggestions:

All families at SFCS have access at home to World Book Online.  If you need information as to how to log in to the site, please see the Family E-velope dated 9-29-21.  WB Online has a wealth of information, games, puzzles, and videos for all age levels.  The site is divided into the following categories:

• Early Learning
• Kids
• Student
• Advanced
• Enciclopedia Estudiantil Hallalzgos

LUNCH DOODLES with Mo Willems! - Kennedy Center

www.kennedy-center.org › Education › Mo Willems
Kennedy Center Education Artist-in-Residence at Home. Mo Willems invites YOU into his studio every day ...
New episodes are posted each weekday at 1 p.m. ET.  Episodes will remain online to be streamed afterwards.   Have some paper, crayons, markers handy!



Reading Is Fundamental

 
Scholastic | Books for Kids | Parent Resources
www.scholastic.com › ...

 Books, literary resources and educational solutions for kids.
Brightly | Helping Parents Grow Lifelong Readers
www.readbrightly.co

Find great books for kids, reading strategies, age-specific book lists, exclusive author content, and more.
 
Storyline Online
www.storylineonline.net

The SAG-AFTRA Foundation's Daytime Emmy nominated,  Storyline Online, features celebrated actors including Viola Davis, Kristen Bell, Chris Pine, .....

 
Home | Epic!: Read Amazing Children's Books Online ...
www.getepic.com

The leading digital library for kids offering unlimited access to 35000 of the best children's books of all time. 
 
Story Time From Space | T2 Science & Math Education ...
storytimefromspace.com

Mousetronaut Goes to Mars. Mousetronaut Goes to Mars - written by Mark Kelly and read in orbit by Scott Kelly is now live online
 
Storynory - Audio Stories for Kids
www.storynory.com

FREE audio stories for kids, including fairytales, original stories, myths, poems, music, history and audiobooks all read beautifully by professional actors.
 
Read, Wonder, and Learn! Favorite Authors & Illustrators ...
www.katemessner.com › read-wonder-and-learn-favorite-authors-illus...

Read,  Wonder, and Learn! Favorite Authors & Illustrators Share Resources for Learning Anywhere – Spring 2020
 
Kidsreads 
www.kidsreads.com

KidsReads is a website, designed for children aged 6–12, containing information about children's books and authors, and some related games. 
 
Authors Everywhere! - YouTube
www.youtube.com › channel

 
 

Students in Grades K through 5 visit the library once a week for 45 minutes.  Books may be borrowed for one week at a time with renewals as necessary.  
Middle school students are encouraged to continue to visit the library and borrow books accordingly.
We do not charge for overdue books.  Students are sent a "Whoops" notice to let them know that a book is overdue and are asked to return books as soon as possible.
If a book is lost, a replacement cost is charged.  Some of our books are purchased with special library binding which gives added strength to the spines.  These books are more expensive to replace.
If a student has more than six books borrowed at any time, it is due to the discretion of the librarian if more books are allowed to be borrowed.
Students who have not returned books at the end of the previous school year may not borrow books until those books are either paid for or returned.
Last year we had several parents who gave their children cloth tote bags in which to carry their library books back and forth.  This is especially helpful for our Kindergarten students who carry their books from one building to another.  We do provide plastic bags for our books but in the interest of the environment, we would like to discourage their use.

I would like to thank Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Garcia, and Mrs. Brown for their very successful work on the Scholastic Book Fair.  They recreated the traditional Book Fair to make it "contactless" for the safety of everyone.  They spent endless hours planning, fullfilling orders, and delivering orders to our students.  I am forever grateful for their creativity & dedication.  The proceeds of the Book Fair will enable me to purchase new books for the Library!