Welcome to the Media Center!
The mission of the media center is to provide resources and instruction to support the the curriculum and information literacy needs of students and staff.
The media center at Carver Elementary is open every school day from 7:30 until 3:10. The media center is on a flexible schedule which means students may visit the media center from their classroom at any time to use the resources and to check out books. Kindergarten students visit the media center once a week as a class in order to listen to stories, engage in activities, and check out books. Students in first through fourth grades come as a class on a regularly scheduled basis to practice research skills on subjects that are curriculum-based.
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The "Library Ladies" - Ms. Debra Heimbrook, Media Specialist (left) and Ms. Bonnie Farmer, media assistant (right) |
May Reading Calendar |
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2009 - 2010 South Carolina Children's Book Award Nominee Books |
| 2009 - 2010 South Carolina Picture Book Award Nominee Books |
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Media
Center News |
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Celebrate With Books! |
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SCTLC - Lesson plan database for teachers that includes South Carolina curriculum standards. Based on reviewed educational sites from MarcoPolo. |
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The Florence County Public Library (Drs. Bruce & Lee Foundation Library) has many FREE activities and events for children besides a wide selection of books and other materials that can be borrowed. Click here to check out their children's program information. Contact the children's library at FCLkids@yahoo.com to give suggestions, ask questions, or make comments about the children's department of the library. |
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Title I Parent Resources - These videos and books are available for parent checkout in Carver's media center. Subjects such as discipline, dealing with homework, and sibling rivalry are just some of the parenting issues covered by these resources. |
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Teachers - click on the logo below to get information about PBS Teacherline professional development courses that are standards-based and affiliated with several leading educational organizations.
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Click on the DISCUS logo above to access information from South Carolina's Virtual Library.
Send comments to dheimbrook@fsd1.org