Amberly Media Center

Kindergarten

McCourt. Candy Counting.
Wheeler. Bubble Gum, Bubble Gum.
First Grade

Schachner. Skippy Jon Jones and the Big Bones.

Second Grade

Applegate. Roscoe RIley Rules #1: Never Glue Your Friends to Chairs.

Third Grade.

Petersen. Wild River.

Kindergarten

-Brandenberg. Fresh Cider and Pie.
-Hall. The Apple Pie Tree. (583 Ha)
-Scheer. Rain Makes Applesauce.

First Grade

-Fucile. Let’s Do Nothing.
-Houghton. Walter’s Magic Wand.
-Slater. The Sea Serpent and Me.

Second Grade

-Hicks. Scaredy Cat Catcher.

Third Grade

-Petersen. Wild River.

Kindergarten

• Harper. When Randolph Turned Rotten. 
• Howe. Horace and Morris But Mostly Dolores. 

First Grade

• Brett. The Umbrella.
• David. The Magic Raincoat.

Second Grade

• Yolen. Commander Toad and the Intergalactic Spy.

Third Grade

• Bayrock. Bubble Homes and Fish Farts.

By popular request, the media center at Amberly will be open for book checkout this summer. All students may check out three books. Check back here for more information.

• Wed. June 25, 11 am-12 noon
• Wed. July 16, 11 am-12 noon
• Wed. August 6, 11 am-12 noon

The Penderwicks are back from their summer vacation and we get to see what school is like for the four sisters–Rosalind, Skye, Jane, and Batty. Skye and Jane are on the same soccer team and one of my favorite scenes is when Skye tries very hard to keep her cool on the field when the referee misses a foul on her sister. We also get to meet Mr. Penderwick who has just received a letter from his wife that his sister was given by Mrs. Penderwick when she died. The letter encourages Mr. Penderwick to begin dating and of course the girls are afraid of having one of those wicked stepmothers they’ve read about. The sisters put together an elaborate “Save-Daddy Plan” that naturally has hilarious results.

The Penderwicks books remind me of one of those great movie comedies with an ensemble cast of great actors.

BOOK

Rule: Author last name, First name. Title (underlined or italics). City of Publication: Publisher, Date of Publication. pages used if only part of book.

Best source of information is the book’s title page or use InfoCentre.

Example: Wallner, Alexandra. Abigail Adams. New York: Holiday House, 2001.

NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Rule: Author last name, First name. “Title of Article (in quotation marks).” Title of magazine or newspaper (underlined or italics) Date of publication : page numbers.

Example: Terrana, Joan Barton. “Remember the Ladies.” Cobblestone November, 1993: pp. 12-16.

ENCYCLOPEDIA

Rule: Author last name, First name (if any). “Title of Article (in quotation marks).” Title of encyclopedia (underlined or italics) Date of publication : page numbers.

Example: Sklar, Kathryn. “Adams, Abigail.” World Book Encyclopedia  A Volume 1 2006: pp. 32-33.

ONLINE REFERENCE SITE

Rule: Author last name, First name (if any). “Title of Article (in quotation marks).” Title of site (underlined or italics). Date you used the website. <URL>.

Best source is to copy and paste information listed on site.

Example: Adams, Abigail (1744-1818).” UXL Biographies Student Resource Center. 21 Apr. 2008 <http://find.galegroup.com/srcx/docId=EJ2108100010 &source Name=port37752&version=1.0>.

WEBSITE

Rule: Author last name, First name (if any). “Title of Article (in quotation marks).” Title of site (underlined or italics). Date you used the website. <URL>.

Example: Abigail Adams” The White House. 21 Apr. 2008 [http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/firstladies/aa2.html].

Printable Version:
Amberly Research Citation Guide (Word)

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