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Four Ways to Save for Library Needs
The library takes part in several collection programs that make use of items normally discarded. The items can be converted to cash or materials that can be used in the library.

Campbell's Labels For Education
We need the part of the label with the Campbell's kid and the barcode. Other products in the Campbell's program are Prego, Spagettios, Pepperidge Farm, Franco American and Swanson. More information at: www.labelsforeducation.com

Save Box Tops for Education
Labels from General Mills, Betty Crocker, Pillsbury, Ziploc, Kleenex and Hefty products can be converted to cash for the library. In the past year, we have collected enough box tops to earn $ 897.00. Proceeds from Box Tops for Education go into an activity account and are used for projects that benefit all students in the school. More details at: boxtops4education.com

Save used ink and toner cartridges from printers
These cartridges are recycled and the library receives a monetary allowance for each unit recycled.

"Big G" receipts


New Books at the Amana Library
List updated 4.12.12

Here is a list of the new books at the Amana Library. You can come to check them out or call to reserve a title at 622-3192.

  • Ali in Wonderland by Alexandra Wentworth
  • Bonnie by Iris Johansen
  • Cinnamon Roll Murder by Joanne Fluke
  • End of Illness by David Agus
  • Kings of Clonmel by John Flanagan
  • Mini Shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella
  • Oath of Office by Michael Palmer
  • Pity the Billionaire by Thomas Frank
  • Pretty Little Liars Series by Sara Shepard
  • Private Games by James Patterson
  • Worth Fighting For by Lisa Niemi Swayze

Some of these have been donated. Thank you to all who support the library in this way.

Movie Rentals

New release movies remain $2 overnight and $2.50 for the weekend. Older movies are $1 overnight and .50 for each additional day. We still have a good selection of VHS at $1 for 3 days.

To avoid the late fees, please be sure that the video or DVD is returned directly to the library and NOT in the classroom bin.


NEW MOVIES
The Amana Library recently received the following new movies. Plan a movie
night & check them out!

NEWEST ADDITIONS 

updated 3.06.12
  • Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
  • The Iron Lady
  • War Horse
  • We Bought a Zoo

Previously added:

  • The Adventures of Tintin
  • Alvin and the Chipmunks - Chipwrecked
  • The Descendants
  • Happy Feet Two
  • Hop
  • Jack and Jill
  • The Muppets

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Library Hours during bad weather
When the weather is not safe for travel, please call the library at (319) 622-3192 to see if we are open or have a special closing time for that day.

Back to TopLibrary Etiquette Review
To make library visits pleasant for everyone, all patrons will be asked to follow these few simple rules of library etiquette:

1. No food or drink in the library.
2. Shoes and shirts must be worn.
3. No wet clothing, wet towels, or wet bags in the library.
4. Children under the age of 10 should be accompanied by
adults.

Please remember that the library is intended to be a place where people can quietly read and check out materials.

Review of Library Policies
These are the policies for checking out library materials:
1) Students may check out 1,2, or 3 items when their class comes to the library.
2) Students may have up to six items checked out at one time.
3) Students may not check out anything new (or renew another item) if they have something that is overdue.

These policies are designed to help students return books on time so that the books are not lost. The library staff appreciates everyone’s efforts in getting materials returned to the library on time.

Also, please remember that all videos and DVD’s should be returned directly to the library drop-box or desk and not to the classroom.

Internet Use
Please remember public library patrons under the age of 14 must have parental permission to use the Internet. Parents can stop in the library to sign a permission slip. The library staff does not supervise the use of the Internet, so parents must decide if their children can use it.

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Search Tools

  • EBSCO Login
    Login for teachers and students to access the EBSCO host products that GWAEA has purchased for your school. These products include full-text periodical appropriate for elementary, middle and high school students. In addition, teachers will have full access to the professional collection and the ERIC database.


    In EBSCO there are 6 areas of research including: Searchasaurus for kids. EBSCOhost: full text periodical databases, includes 20 subject specific databases. Auto Repair Reference Center: which include everything you ever wanted to know about fixing your vehicle. Novelist: summaries, authors, book reviews, similar titles/authors

  • URL: http://Search.ebscohost.com updated ID/password
    Login at SCHOOL using: (ID) CCAmana    (Password) clea1221
    Login from HOME using: (ID) Amana     (Password) Remote

    NEW FEATURES: When you are searching in EBSCOhost, note the tool bar along the top right. There is now a link that says New Features (located right above your library name). Click on this link to see What's New and what is Coming Soon. Users will be able to try the features right on the page.

  • AccuNet/Ap Multimedia Archive
    Need photos or graphics for multimedia presentations? Search over 750,000 photos, thousands of graphics, tables and maps fr
    om the Associated Press.
    From school access only.

    AccuNet URL: http://ap.accuweather.com updated password
    Click on the text "Click Here to Enter and Search the Archive"
    Login ID: CCAmana
    Password: clea1221

  • SIRS Home Access
    SIRS Discoverer Deluxe on the Web is an award-winning interactive reference database for elementary and middle school aged children, as well as for student with limited English at the high school level. This online resource is designed to develop research, reading, writing, language and computer skills. The database consists of full-text articles constructed from more than 1,200 magazines, newspapers and U.S. government documents.

    Students or Faculty URL: http://www..sirs.com
    Customer#: IA1262H
    Password: 10164
    Click on login then choose the link to your licensed SIRS database.


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