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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Celebrate School Library Month all April long at the Vincent L. Triggs ES Library!
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We're "Making Learner Connections" with "Brain Breaks" in the Library! SBAC testing starts soon. Remember, the library is open and a great place to unwind and relax! We've set up an SBAC "Brain Break" area with a collection of easy and fun picture books. 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade teachers can send students down on testing days (2 or 3 at a time from 9:30-3:00) for 5-10mins to sit in our cozy chairs and enjoy a book or 2!
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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 your completed APPLE CORE bookmark to the library (with parent initials for 20 hours of reading, parent signature, and teacher signature), 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, a FREE hamburger/cheeseburger from Carl's Jr., a FREE hamburger/cheeseburger from In-N-Out, a FREE personal pizza from Pizza Hut, a FREE Smoothie King smoothie, and FREE USwirl Frozen Yogurt.
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The library is also hosting a “Movie of the Month."
Students with completed bookmarks turned in between, April 4th & 13th, will be invited to view "Disney's: A Bug's Life" on Monday, May 7th, 2018 @ 1:25pm. |
Friday, April 13th is the LAST DAY to turn in APPLE CORE bookmarks for the 2017-2018 school year. Thanks for your participation and helping us reach our first place goal!
Celebrate African American History Month Through Books and Music
READ: Jimi: Sounds Like A Rainbow
by Gary Colio illustrated by Javaka Steptoe LISTEN: Voodoo Child by Jimi Hendrix 
READ: Little Stevie Wonder
by Quincy Troupe illustrated by Lisa Cohen LISTEN: Superstition by Stevie Wonder |
READ: Trombone Shorty
by Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews illustrated by Bryan Collier LISTEN: Buckjump by Trombone Shorty 
READ: Before John Was A Jazz Giant
by Carole Boston Weatherford illustrated by Sean Qualls LISTEN: Walkin' by John Coltrane |
READ: Dizzy
by Jonah Winter illustrated by Sean Qualls LISTEN: Manteca by Dizzy Gillespie 
READ: Jazz On A Saturday Night
written and illustrated by Leo & Diane Dillon LISTEN: It Don't Mean A Thing by Ella Fitzgerald |
Triggs Best Picture Book and
Caldecott award WInners
Author assemblies:
CHad Morris and Tricia Springstubb
Thanks Author Chad Morris for hosting an assembly for the 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students at Triggs ES! We enjoyed getting to know you, and more about your newest book "Mustaches for Maddie," and the Cragbridge Hall Series. We are proud to be members of the C.I.A, and hope to continue your mission of "Compassion in Action!" We look forward to reading more of your books!
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Thanks Author Tricia Springstubb for hosting an assembly for the Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade students at Triggs ES! We enjoyed getting to know you, and learning what it's like to be an author. Thanks for telling us about your books and sharing your story "Phoebe and Digger" with us. Thank you for making the connection that great writers often start as great readers! We look forward to reading more of your books!
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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!
