Looking for something we don't have at the Triggs Library? Try checking at the public library! Aliante (NLV) and Centennial Hills are the libraries in our neighborhood.
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* The Destiny Quest Library Catalog is only accessible from CCSD network computers.
To access the catalog from a non-network computer or device visit: 
The username is your student ID number, and the password is your first name.
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The Triggs ES Library Now has EBOOKS!
You can access our school's eBooks through the links below. Please use the login and password provided by the library to access our Capstone eBooks collection at school or at home. You can use the classroom activation code provided by the library to access the "epic!" eBooks collection at school only. If you wish to access the "epic!" eBooks collection at home, your parent/guardian will need to sign you up for a FREE trial membership.
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Congratulations Triggs
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APPLE CORE PRIZES and Movie of the Month
When you turn in a completed APPLE CORE bookmark to the library, be sure to mark it with the letter of the prize you want. We currently have coupons for a FREE Kid's Menu Meal from BJ's, FREE In-N-Out burger/cheeseburger, FREE Carl's Jr. burger/cheeseburger, FREE Pizza Hut personal pizza, or FREE Admission for one adult and one child to Sea Quest Aquarium!
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For a limited time, when you turn in your bookmark, you will also get to choose a gel pen! Smelly pencils are coming soon!
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The library is also hosting a “Movie of the Month,” for APPLE CORE readers. Our next “Movie of the Month,” will be “The Great Muppet Caper” on Monday, October 30th, 2017 @1:20pm. Any students who have turned in a completed APPLE CORE bookmark (with parent initials for 20 hours of reading, parent signature, and teacher signature) on/or before the “Movie of the Month’s” scheduled day/time will be invited to attend a showing of the movie in the library.
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Turn in a completed APPLE CORE bookmark by Monday, October 30th, to attend The Great Muppet Caper |
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Students with completed bookmarks turned in between Tuesday, October 31st, & Monday, December 4th, will be invited to attend a showing of "Brother Bear."
Students with completed bookmarks turned in between, Tuesday, December 5th, & Wednesday, December 20th, will be invited to attend a showing of "The Grinch Who Stole Christmas."
Students with completed bookmarks turned in between, Tuesday, December 5th, & Wednesday, December 20th, will be invited to attend a showing of "The Grinch Who Stole Christmas."
Author assemblies:
CHad Morris and Tricia Springstubb
Authors Chad Morris (The Inventor's Secret, The Avatar Battle, and The Impossible Race) will be at Triggs ES on Thursday, October 19th to host an assembly for our 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students. Chad and his wife Shelly Brown co-authored their newest book "Mustaches for Maddie," which is based on the true story of their daughter who faced trouble at school and a brain tumor with a lot of humor and heart. If you loved "Wonder" by RJ Palacios, this book is for you!
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Author Tricia Springstubb will also be at Triggs ES on Friday, October 20th to host an assembly for our Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade students. Tricia is the author of the "Cody" early chapter book reader series, and the picture book "Phoebe and Digger." If you like the "Clementine" series by Sara Pennypacker,or the "Judy Moody" series by Megan McDonald, the "Cody" series is for you!
Click on the pictures of the books to find out more! If you purchase any of her books (via Amazon.com, or other retailer), bring them the day of the assembly to have them signed!
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These authors and more will be at the Las Vegas Book Festival on Saturday, October 21st, at the historic 5th Street School in downtown Las Vegas. This FREE event will feature storytelling, arts & crafts, entertainment, book signings, and more!
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Junior Librarians
Do you know your way around the library? Are you kind and helpful? Do you like telling others about books you've read and think they'd enjoy? If you answered, "YES!" to these questions, then a position as a Junior Librarian might be for you! Junior Librarians are leaders in the library and help keep our library running smoothly by assisting students with conducting searches and locating books, organizing and maintaining library supplies, keeping our library neat and clean, and serving as a messenger for their classroom on all library related concerns. If you're interested in representing your class as a Junior Librarian, please fill out the brief application form available through the link below. Applications are still being accepted for select classes that didn't submit by the Tuesday, October 3, 2017 deadline. Last call for applications from select classes is Thursday, October 12th. Good Luck!
PTSO "I am" displayDuring your library checkout time, help the PTSO create a display like this at Triggs, by telling
Mrs. Streng or Mrs. Yocham a positive word that describes you and then write it down on a colorful strip of paper! |
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During Banned Books Week, we celebrate our intellectual freedom! Intellectual
freedom is our right to choose what we read and the freedom to form our own ideas and opinions of the world around us. To learn more about your intellectual freedom check out the document titled "Kids, Know Your Rights," and the videos below. |
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Banned Books Week. (2017, April 10). Top Ten Challenged Books of 2016. Retrieved September 23, 2017, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O19TVmXWcyI
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Pilkey, D. (2015, August 22). Dav Pilkey on READING FOR FUN! Retrieved September 23, 2017, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8gWGvJOHF0
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Library Rules
Using Manners at School and in the Library
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Can You Teach My Alligator Manners? | Classroom Manners | Disney Junior. (2011, January 6). Retrieved August 23, 2015, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_hcV8d-tc4
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Can You Teach My Alligators Manners? | Library Manners | Disney Junior. (2011, January 6). Retrieved August 24, 2015, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBXIDB4U1Cc
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The Library has ipads!
TECH TIPS
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Keep your information private! DO NOT share your address, phone number, usernames and/or passwords. Notify a teacher immediately, if you think someone has obtained unauthorized access to your account.
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NO SPAM! Communicate effectively and efficiently. Spamming is sending messages to a large number of people, or sending a large number of messages to a single person.
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Be kind! Polite and appropriate language is expected at all times. Harassment and abusive messages are prohibited.
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What you send is not a secret! Electronic mail is not private. CCSD, local, state, or federal officials can inspect email contents, if deemed necessary.
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Respect the equipment and digital resources! Destroying data or equipment is vandalism and will result in loss of privileges.
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Follow copyright laws! Don't post others' work online without giving proper credit.
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Breaking the rules could result in the loss of computer/technology privileges!
