Welcome to the Antioch Elementary Media Center!

School Library Media Coordinator: Kimberly Kovach, B.A., M.L.S. 

Updated library checkout procedures- Fall 2021

Students will use hand sanitizer upon entry to the media center.

Students in kindergarten and first grade may browse while social distancing.   Students may view books out on tables, carts and shelves and then make choices.  Mrs. Kovach will check out books and students will return to tables to read or do other library activities. 

Students in grades 2-5 may either put a hold on a book in Destiny (non- media weeks) or browse the shelves and do self checkout using social distancing and safe practices during Media Class.  Books placed on hold will be pulled and delivered to students by Mrs. Kovach. Directions on how to hold books is HERE: http://bit.ly/2T8yGBK 

Open checkout in the morning is BACK for students in grades 2-5 starting September 13 from 7:05- 7:45 AM. 

Teachers may schedule a time for classes to come just for checkout when the media center is not used for classes.  Please use the sign up Google form or email Mrs. Kovach to schedule. 

*** Students in grades 2-5 may place 2 books on hold and check out 2 at a time. Students in K-1 may check out 1 book at a time this year. ***

Students at home: Students may utilize our many e-book resources for independent and pleasure reading, or they may opt to utilize public library resources all from the Destiny Discover Home page. Students, log in through Clever.

Students have access to eBooks on multiple platforms.  Information is available in all Media Canvas Courses. 

 DESTINY (look for a book, e-book, or digital resource)      Media Center Google Site 

Media Resources (find much more on the Media Center Website- the link is above!)

• Elementary Start Up Page
• Read-A-Likes - Try this when you don't know what to read next! 
• TumbleBook of the Day - A brand new book will appear every day for FREE!
• NC Wise Owl- Digital resources and e-books
• Union County Public Library
• Internet Safety Parent Resources Page
• Video: The Importance of Libraries in the Internet Age © 2015 Common Craft, LLC
• Order In the Library Game- Sorting and Shelving
• 3rd & Goal Read Along with the Carolina Panthers!!

  Coding Sites and Activities-

Code.org - Allow students to utilize abbreviated code.org resources without creating an account.  Great preview of what code.org can offer. Activities include Minecraft, Star Wars, Frozen, Flappy Bird and Angry Birds.

Tynker -All activities are leveled for K-2 or 3-5, includes teacher guides and tracks student progress

Bitsbox - Students can make their own “apps” and explore their coding superpowers!

Kahoot.it- Students play here! 

Google Site for 4th Grade Research

A Book and a Hug- What Kind of Reader Are You?