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Welcome.           

            Welcome to Morning Star Library.  Our library collection contains over 17,000 wonderful books and other materials for students to check out.  We have over 7,000 colorful picture books to entice young readers to explore all the genres: folktales, mysteries, legends, fantasy, science fiction, biographies, historical fiction, poetry, graphic novels, and nonfiction. 

            The library also has a large collection of chapter books for young readers including many popular series such as Geronimo Stilton, Magic Tree House, Junie B. Jones, Pony Pals, Secrets of Droon, Pendragon, Warriors, The Royal Diaries, and Dear America Diaries. 

            The nonfiction section of the library is extremely popular too.  Students check out these books for recreational reading and to help them with class projects.  Animals, sports, drawing, history, and science topics are some of the students’ favorite nonfiction sections.



Meet Morning Star’s Librarians.

            Nancy DeWolf has been a librarian in Bozeman for 26 years.  She grew up in the Motor City, Detroit and brings her library lessons to life with puppets and art projects.  She received her Master’s Degree in Curriculum with her focus being integrating the arts into the curriculum.  The ever changing bulletin boards of literature related student art reflects the students’ creative interactions with books.  Mrs. DeWolf’s favorite genre is fantasy, and as a child her favorite book was Millions of Cats by Wanda Gag.

            Nicki Young is a Montana native and grew up in Wolf Creek, near Helena. In working in the rural schools, Ms. Young found her true joy to be in a library, sharing great stories with kids. Before becoming a librarian, Ms. Young taught high school science and was later an elementary Spanish teacher. It is difficult to choose a favorite genre of books, and Ms. Young likes to read a variety of fiction stories. Ms. Young often includes physical activity in learning library concepts, along with songs, games and art activities.



Check out the helpful websites below.

Morning Star’s Online Catalogue.

Check out Morning Star Library’s online catalog:
http://library.bsd7.org/common/welcome.jsp?site=109

World Book Online!

The library subscribes to World Book Online.  You may access it from home using the web address below.  If you don’t remember the user name and password, drop by the library to find out what they are.

http://www.worldbookonline.com/wb/Login?ed=wb

ALA’s great website for elementary research.

The Association for Library Service to Children’s Great Web Sites for Kids page.  The site is divided into the following categories: animals, literature and languages, the arts, history and biography, reference desk, and mathematics. http://www.ala.org/gwstemplate.cfm?section=greatwebsites&template=/cfapps/gws/default.cfm

Get help finding the right book.

This website has over 7,000 recommended titles which can be searched by reading level and category.  http://www.bookadventure.com/qt/booklist.asp



Please call 522-6500 or e-mail us to find out how to get involved at Morning Star School.



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