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Ms. Tara L. McDonald Ms. Julie Pease Ms. Fatou Jaiteh
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Click here to see if the library has the book you are looking for. Starting a new unit or introducing a new theme? Ask us to create a cart of materials for your classroom.
All of the library resources are located here, including links to databases, the catalog, and much more!
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Above is the link to our database passwords.
Our academic databases are geolocated when students are in the building. Some of the databases do need a username and/or password for access at home.
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Ready to collaborate and book your classes for library lessons on research, citations, databases, or reader's advisory? We are happy to bring the library classroom to your classroom virtually. Email Tara, call x6630 or come on down to discuss options!
Our library/learning commons provides a welcoming common space that encourages exploration, creation, and collaboration between students, teachers, and the broader community. We bring together the best of physical and digital resources to create interactive learning hubs. Please consider using the learning commons with your students!
The library is a classroom in which EVERYONE is welcome. We assist students in the following ways:
Finding that "just right" book, magazine, database, etc....
Providing a wide range of resources for curriculum related studies, independent reading, and research
Teaching students how to ethically use and evaluate sources of information
Teaching research strategies
Teaching technology skills
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Natick's Public Library, the Morse Institute, is part of a network that includes 36 public and 6 college libraries in the Metrowest region of Massachusetts. The vision of the Minuteman Library Network is to foster a strong community of libraries providing people with optimal access to information.
If you are a Massachusetts resident and don't already have a Boston Public Library card, you can register for one online. The Boston Public Library eCard gives you instant access to thousands of ebooks, movies, audio files, magazines and more.