Scholastic Book Club
January 2005
In December we earned $326.43 for the school to spend on books and materials
(that adds up to $1067.61 since September 2004). We were also given an additional
$30 worth of books as an added windfall (that adds up to $1067.61 since September 2004).
That means that we have earned over $1262.60 for Lansing!
The teachers did some serious Holiday Shopping in December. Take a look at some of the
things they bought for the school:
- The Polar Express
- Little Christmas Tree
- Mouse's First Christmas
- How Do Our Senses Work?
- Alphabet Bingo
- Rain Forest Floor Puzzle
- Link and Learn Links
- Snow
- What Santa Can't Do
- Photo Fun Activities Farm Animals
- Planets in Our Solar System
- Coral Reef Floor Puzzle
- Math Tub Topics
- Dream Snow
- Jumbo Stickers Bonus Box
- Patternables Activity Book
- Way I Feel
- Bear Stays Up
- See Saw Book and Cassette Library
- Going Places Trim
- Wooden Book Display
- Bookworm Carpet
And many more...
The month of
December was not kind to my family. We were sick for almost four
weeks. Four very long weeks. And even though I relaxed
the “NO TV” rule, by mid-morning we were all pretty bored.
Thankfully, I have been able to put together a fairly good library
of books from Scholastic. So, while we were slumped over on the
couch, we were able to leave the house (metaphorically, of course).
We joined Frog and Toad on their many adventures, we laughed as Jan Brett's
award winning Hedgie the hedgehog got stuck in a hat (SeeSaw #3 The Hat),
we shared tea and yummy yums with a big brown bear (Elf #7 Hibernating Bears Pack),
we counted with dinosaurs and learned about colours from a cat,
we went on amazing adventures with the Magic School Bus (Elf #11 The Magic School Bus
Winter Science Readers Pack), romped with the wild things, watched hungrily as a pig ate a
pancake, a moose ate a muffin and a mouse ate a cookie (SeeSaw #45 If You Give A...Pack),
saw 10 pigs get clean in the bath only to get dirty again, giggled as a cow click clack
typed demanding notes to his farmer and grinned as Jillian Jiggs put on a surprise show
for her sister's birthday (SeeSaw #26 Kindergarten Stories Pack), felt proud as Franklin
learned to be a good friend (Elf #15 Franklin's Valentine Value Library), followed the
escapades of Arthur and his friends (SeeSaw #48 Arthur Mega Collection), enjoyed some silly
poetry (Lucky #45 Jack Prelutsky Poetry Pack) and solved some mysteries with
Cam Jansen (Lucky #55 Cam Jansen Pack).
Thank you Scholastic!
If you would like to place an order:
- Please fill out the order form on the back page of each flier.
- Please look at the column marked RED for ONTARIO. The prices for
ONT are sometimes slightly higher than for the other provinces.
- Cheques should be made payable to Scholastic Canada Ltd.
- Please return the order form and cheque to the Scholastic file by Monday, January 17, 2005.
Maureen Yorke.
Scholastic Book Club Coordinator.
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