Kitchen Break
Fictional books with recipes and movies with food themes can be found on our digital resources page. Take a peek at these slides to get some titles that will fit the menu. eBooks with [...]
Blogging 101, Part Four: Writing Posts
Once you have your blog set up, you can begin to write your very first blog posts! In this section, we will cover how to title, format, and schedule your posts. Titles The title of your blog posts [...]
20 Social Justice Books for Teens
If you're interested in social justice, check out these titles that explore how race, class, gender, sexuality and other factors can affect our lives. After Tupac & D Foster by Jacqueline Woodson available on Overdrive The day D [...]
Fortune Teller
The origami fortune teller, or salt cellar, has been part of school yard children activities since the 1950’s. This is a fun and simple way to introduce anyone to origami. For more shapes and pieces, be sure to check out other origami books [...]
Kanopy Kids: Post Five
Kanopy Kids is a great way to keep your little one busy. With books that come alive to educational and entertaining movies and television shows, Kanopy Kids is a safe and fun database for the whole family to enjoy. And, [...]
CCPS High Schools’ Summer 2020 Reading Lists
Hey High Schoolers! Congrats on making it through another year of school… and what a year of school it was! We are SO proud of all the hard work that you have put into shifting from traditional school to a digital classroom. [...]
Blogging 101, Part Three: The Blog Layout
Your overall layout is the first impression people will have of your blog, so you want to make sure that it looks professional and is easy to navigate. In this section, we will cover the basics of the blog layout, including choosing a [...]
8 eBooks to Read for Pride Month
June marks LGBT Pride Month, and while the parades and parties may have been cancelled, you can still celebrate at home with a good book. These eight titles offer a window into a wide range of experiences, both fictional and non-fictional. Every title [...]
Tween Comic Club Recommends
Tween Comic Club is a place for comic lovers ages 9-14 to discuss what they are reading each month. Here is the latest list of the books we’ve been talking about and that our tween readers recommend! Follow the links to check out [...]
College, Trade School, Military, Gap Year, Work – What’s Next?
With everything moving online to distance learning some students might feel unsure of what to do next. Will college be in person or online when you are ready to start? Has the pandemic changed your priorities or your thoughts about [...]