The Heritage School

child reading he ever-growing collection of quality children’s literature and first-rate nonfiction books opens a world of opportunity to everyone. Preschoolers love the fables and fairy tales presented on the flannel board. Kindergarteners look forward to checking out their first books with a keen sense of anticipation. Elementary students learn how to use reference books to aid them in their classroom projects. Using the Dewey Decimal System, they can locate any book that they need. Our goal continues to be to open the wonderful world of reading to all of our students.

We welcome you to The Heritage School Library. A new year means we make resolutions to better ourselves at home and at school. Level I-IV will write their resolution on snowflakes that will turn the Library into a " Winter Wonderland". Preschoolers will continue to be entertained by a variety of wonderful stories with emphasis on fairy tales. Lower elementary levels will learn about folktale heroes like Paul Bunyan and John Henry. Upper elementary levels will continue to enhance their research skills by learning to use a textbook glossary as well as a dictionary. We will also learn about Martin Luther King Jr.´s life and his importance in American History. Levels II and III will present oral book reports on a Caldecott Award winning book, while Levels IV and V will do a book report on a Newberry Award winning book.