CMS Library Media Center
Tuesday, August 04, 2009
A library is a portal for time travelers. In it you slip into other dimensions, whether online or in the pages of a book; a time and space continuum governed only by the imagination. It is our sincere hope to open the doors to our global information society and give students here at Cleveland Middle School the interest and tools to navigate its ever-changing venues with confidence, understanding and pleasure.
Contact Information:
Grace Dyrek, Library Media Specialist
Kathy Hooks, Library Assistant
E-mail: gdyrek@clevelandschools.org
Address: 3635 Georgetown Road, NW
Cleveland, Tennessee 37312
Telephone (423) 479-9641; FAX: (423) 479-9553.
Our Library Policy: Students may check out up to three items for two weeks. We do not charge late fines, but encourage the responsible use of library materials and ask only that students pay full replacement cost for lost books, CDs, or magazines.
CMS Blogging Rules...
1. Please use only your first name and the initial for your last name in all of your entries
2. Show respect at all times
3. Keep what you say within our usual standards of decency
4. Be reflective and interesting in your comments; tell what the book is about; describe the setting; describe the main character and the main problem or conflict the character has to solve and be sure to tell if you liked or did not like the story and give reasons for your opinion.
5. Do not give away the ending of the story
6. Write using proper English [no text messaging] and correct spelling
7. Be sure to indicate your grade level after your entry
8. One star is a poor rating; Five stars is an awesome rating; and everything in between is incremental levels of fair to good
9. Remember to give the title of the book and the author’s full name
Tennessee Standards
Specific Tennessee Language Arts Standards addressed in CMS Library Media Program:
6/7/8.1.02 Develop an understanding of the concepts of print.
6/7/8.1.05 Read to develop fluency, expression, accuracy, and confidence.
6/7/8.1.06 Expand reading vocabulary.
6/7/8.1.08 Use active comprehension strategies to derive meaning while reading and to check for understanding after reading
6/7/8.1.09 Refine study skills and develop methods of research to enhance learning.
6/7/8.1.10 Develop skills to facilitate reading in the content areas.
6/7/8.1. 11 Read independently for a variety of purposes.
6/7/8.1.12 Experience and explore the elements of various literary and media genres.
6/7/8.1.13 Develop and sustain a motivation for reading.
6/7/8.2.11 Write in response to literature.
6/7/8.2.13 Locate and analyze information to prepare written works and presentations.
