Danville
K-6
Library
Library Services & Resources
Danville K-6 Library
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K-6 Library
Danville School District
Our goal is to grow a love of reading in all of our students!
Librarian Picks
Here are some suggessted books below
Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus
Dusti Bowling
Amari and the Night Brothers
B. B. Alston
5 Worlds Series
R. J. Palacio
Mac B, Kid Spy Series
Mac Barnett
Address
Danville Public Schools
201 East 11th Street
Danville, AR 72833
Phone: 479-495-4800
Library Hours
Mon – Fri : 8am – 3pm
Friday, February 27 is the last day of the book fair! Students can shop during any library free flow times or with parents before school or from 2:30-3:30. If you want to make your child an ewallet so they don’t have to bring cash with them, you can go to www.scholastic.com/bf/sctuckerelementaryschool to get started. ... See MoreSee Less
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K-4 dress up days for Read Across America week! ... See MoreSee Less
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Next week is Read Across America Week and we’d love to have guest readers for every class each day if we can! If you would like to read to your child or grandchild’s class, or if you are a community helper that would like to read (firefighters, police, mayor, etc) we’d love to have you! Please email [email protected] if you’d like to read. Each grade has a preferred time each day so I’ll get with you on scheduling if you would like to read to a specific grade. ... See MoreSee Less
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The K-6 Book Fair opens tomorrow! It will run from February 23-27!
Students can shop with a parent or adult any day this week from 7:30-8:15 or 2:30-3:30
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Students can shop during their library class.
We will also have open shopping times later this week for students who missed shopping during their library class. If you plan to make your child an eWallet to shop, you can go ahead and make it early this week instead of waiting for their library day because when the book fair isn't as busy, I will have teachers send me students who have eWallets already made.
If you've never used eWallet before, it is easy and convenient! Just go to www.scholastic.com/bf/sctuckerelementaryschool and click "Get Started" under the eWallet section and follow the directions. You can add money to your child's account and they don't need to bring anything with them to shop! We try to spend all of the student's eWallet or get it to less than a dollar if at all possible. Any money remaining will be emailed back to your Scholastic account after the fair and can be spend online on Scholastic's website or can be added to a future eWallet for a future book fair. #scholasticbookfairs ... See MoreSee Less
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Catching up on posting all of our amazing readers from the last few weeks and wow! There are a lot of them 🤩📚 ... See MoreSee Less
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Our K-6 book fair is next week February 23-27! Students can shop on their library day or with a parent/adult daily from 7:30-8:15 or 2:30-3:30. Parents/visitors need to check in through the school office. We will also have a last chance open shopping time for any students who missed their library shopping day or haven’t had a chance to shop yet later in the week. Book fair notes/flyers are coming home this week!
eWallets can already be set up so they are waiting for your child on their library day! Go to bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/sctuckerelementaryschool to get started. ... See MoreSee Less
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I hope you guys are staying warm and getting some cozy reading done over these snow days! ❄️📚 ... See MoreSee Less
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2nd quarter reading reward for K-4! Great job readers! Thanks to Tooties for the yummy treat! #littlejohnsread #readersareleaders ... See MoreSee Less
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Great job readers! #littlejohnsread #readersareleaders ... See MoreSee Less
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