Simply the Best!

Our best readers were awarded on the 12th of April. 
They are: Furcsa Csengele I-IV. from grades, Erdőközi Virág from V-VIII. grades,  Fábián Katalin and Szász Kovács Réka from IX-XII. grades.
Mrs. Kerekes Dóra, our school principal was greeting our winners. Each of them received a big pizza, and the librarian was their waiter! They eat the breakfast in in the library!  
Thank you for the Bastion Restaurant for their delicious sponsorship!

Poetry Day

On 11th of April we celebrate the Hungarian Poetry Day.
József Attila is one of our most important poet.
On his birthday our library organized a reading-playing program for the first graders during which they learn the rules of the library, become members and lend their first book.
We thank to Lukács Gyöngyike, Oláh Sz. Ágnes and Fehér Katalin, our school masters, for cooperation! 

Spring Jeopardy

The spring arrived in the Mikes Kelemen High School Library too! 
In the Benjamin Franklin Club our  V-VIII grade students played a Spring Jeopardy with Courtney Brown. They enjoyed a lot the competition.
It is the first time when lower grades are playing jeopardy in English.

New name-New guest

The department which occupies with the American culture has got a new name from now on.
Benjamin Franklin is an important person in the history of humanity. 
It's a great honour for us. 

Our Benjamin Franklin Club's first guest was Jake Walters, Peace Corp volunteer.
He exchanged ideas about some aspects of morality with our students.

Flat Will and Flat Kati

A special guest arrived in our school library.
He is Flat Will and come from  Sunset Hills Elementary School / Omaha / NE / USA. 
Flat Will was painted by the readers of the American school library.
He will stay with us 2 weeks, during which we shall show to him our school library, our school and our town.
We have an exchange project with the Americans.
Our first grade students draw also little men, and the winner sent Flat Kati to Omaha.
We thank to Szőcs Torma Katalin, our English teacher, for cooperation!

Dr. Seuss in Mikes

On Dr. Seuss birthday (March the 2nd) we met with the readers of  Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School Complex / Atlantic City / New Jersey.
Dr. Seuss for the Americans is like Benedek Elek and  Ion Creangă for us.
He wrote 44 books for children.
For his memory the National Education Association created the  Read Across America, which  is an annual reading motivation and awareness program in USA, that calls every child in every community to celebrate reading on March 2.
Our program was very interesting.
  First the students from  Atlantic City presented ''The Cat in the Hat" , the most important book of  Dr. Seuss. 

Then we were discussing about our schools, customs and  famous Afro-Americans.

The great surprise it was offered to us by  Mr. Lorenzo T. Langford, the mayor of Atlantic City, who not only greeted us, but he kindly answered to all our questions.
In this condition the time flew by. The Mikes students didn't read. No problem, we shall do next time!
Special thanks to Goga Enikő, our English teacher, for cooperation.

Exhibition

Our library received generous donation of books. We organized an exhibition in the library hall.