HHES Library: The Master of Disasters!

September 19, 2008

Thanks to a a suggestion last spring from Ms Crepin for more resources on natural disasters, we recently purchased a set of  books on a wide variety of disasters published by World Book.  They look great and are ready to be checked out.

Check them out and let us know what you think!


Ancient Civilizations DVDs A Hit At HHES!

September 17, 2008

A thumbs up from Mrs. Good-Michaud’s class on  the DVD “Ancient Aztec Empire”.

The kids liked it so much they were asking for the sequal: ” Ancient Aztec: The Fall”.  We don’t have it in our library, but it’s already on the list of items to be ordered.  Thanks Mrs. Good-Michaud for the great feedback!

The HHES Library also has DVD’s by the same company on Rome, Mesopotamia, Greece, and the Incas.


Alaska’s First People:Perfect for new Alaska state history!

September 16, 2008

Judy Ferguson is the author of this series.  Tahita travels with Grampa and little fox meeting the indigenous people of Alaska in 1898 from the Aleutians, through Southeast, into Inuit/Eskimo lands, through 5 Athabascan groups to Prince William Sound.

Maps on every page. Endorsed by Native educators. Striking paintings, full map, glossary.

Lesson plans on state standards available on CD.


School House Rock! @ your library!

September 8, 2008

School House Rock is ready for check out!


Author Jerry Pallotta Wants To Visit Schools! How About Ours?

September 3, 2008

Jerry Pallotta visits 150 schools every year. Scholastic Book Company is sponsoring a Jerry Pallotta visit to a winning school for 1st – 4th grade students. How can HHES take the challenge? Jerry wants kids and adults to write him a postcard telling why you would like him to visit Hermon Hutchens Elementary.

Sound like fun? 1st through 4th grade classes that would like to participate with this postcard writing activity and take the challenge to get Jerry Pallotta to visit HHES contact the library staff.

Below are some of the awesome books Pallotta has written which are in our library.