Albert S. Woodward Memorial School

Pebble Go *To access the best version of Pebble Go, do a Google search for pebble go and then click on the link that says " no information available for this page."

Britannica Library

Gale In Context

Cool Kid Facts  (for 2nd grade float project)

Kids World Travel Guide  (for 2nd grade float project)

About those Library books...

I very happy about sharing my love of literature with your child.

At the beginning of the school year I talk about how to take care of books. It is important that no food or drink (and very young siblings and pets!) come in contact with library books! 

I also talk about the students' responsibilities in remembering to bring the books they borrowed back to school when they've finished reading. A helpful idea is to have a special place at home for library books so they will stay neat and clean and be easy to find when it is time to return it. 

I encourage children to keep their books until they are finished reading it, so they do not have to return the book the week after they borrowed it. Books are checked out to students for 2 weeks.  They can renew books without bringing them back to the library.  

If your child's book should be lost or damaged, please let me know. I know your child will be bringing home lots of wonderful books from the library! Please contact me if you ever have questions or concerns.

Lisa Wagoner 

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Woodward Library Catalog

Southborough Public Library

Framingham Public Library

I encourage students to exchange their books weekly if they are finished reading them.  However, students may keep a book for two weeks before it is considered overdue.  Books that students are still reading may be renewed as long as they are not on a waiting list for other students.

First of all, relax.  Most times books are not really lost - just misplaced.  Often children cannot remember the title of the book they've checked out.  And it's tricky to find a book when you're not sure what you're looking for!

If the book is truly lost, there is a replacement fee of $15.00. 

We ask that you send in cash or a check rather than buy a replacement book.  We purchase only hardcover library edition books for the library, through a vendor that delivers books all ready to upload to our circulation system.  It is more difficult to manually add a title to our program and print bar code labels for books from other vendors.