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​How to Use This Site:
  • Use the tab bar in the header for specific categories.
  • Click Library Catalog to search for a book.
  • Click InfoBits to find nonfiction sources for information and research.
  • For help with different subjects, click the Student Resources tab.
  • For reading ideas and book lists, click the Reading Lists tab.
  • To contact the school librarian, click Library Team.​​
Library Highlights
Harding students read the book, Have You Filled a Bucket Today? by David Messing and were then challenged to fill someone else’s imaginary bucket with kindness or catch someone in an act of kindness. Student's wrote the kind act on a "water drop" piece of paper and filled a kindness bucket in the library that spilled over onto school  bulletin boards for all to read!
Our district is committed to teaching our students how to be safe and how to be smart digital citizens when using the internet. Grades 4, 5 & 6 are in the process of receiving three required Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship lessons. We plan to expand lessons to K-6 in the fall. Common Sense Media is a great resource for parents to use for guidance in other matters such as in movie, tv, book reviews etc...check it out! www.commonsensemedia.org.
Click on your school site first. Then,  search for books you'd like to read. Working on a report? Search for non-fiction books here too! You can even place books on hold and check your account to see if you have overdue books from school or home!  
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Library Highlights

Author, illustrator and founder of the Peace Crane Project, Sue Dicicco connected students at Harding, Adams and Cleveland to students in Rwanda, Vietnam and Taiwan. The​ ​Peace​ ​Crane​ ​Project​ invites students from around the world to participate in creating a peace crane, fill its wings with words and pictures of what peace means to them, and connect to other children by exchanging their cranes worldwide.
The Peace Crane Project, a celebrated United Nations Peace Day activity, aims to support and
promote peace, respect and unity within our local and global communities. To date, Ms. Dicicco’s vision has connected over 2,000,000 students worldwide (www.peacecraneproject.org).
Love Your Library! Help Us Celebrate National Library Week April 8 - 14 by donating a hard back middle ages book (new or gently used ) to a school library.
Use Kid's InfoBits as a research tool or reference resource for school projects and general learning. Search by your reading level, language and subject matter and you'll find online books, magazines, journals,  images, video clips, maps, charts, graphs and a dictionary! It will even help you learn how to make citations and bibliographies (K-6)! 
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Library Highlights
Students loved the books Dreaming Up by Christy Hale and Rosie Revere, Engineer by Andrea Beaty & David Roberts. These books kicked off a two week building extravaganza where students explored building with Legos, magnetic blocks, bridge builders, blocks, playing cards and then were challenged to create their own structure at home and then displayed in the library! Imagination at it's finest!
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