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The librarians would like to remind students of the library guidelines. It's important that the library remains a space where students can work productively...while also having an opportunity to unwind. Thank you for helping us maintain a friendly, working environment.  The Brooklyn Technical High School library has been awarded several generous grants. We're thrilled to excited to see the library enhanced through the addition of a Makerspace, where students can build, learn, create and play.
The Library Makerspace has a rotating schedule of hands-on activities. Through December, students can make paper circuit cards using copper tape, batteries and LED lights. Students can also crochet and knit (or learn how!). In January, we will have cardboard sculptures and embroidery. Student library monitors work at the Makerspace each period, helping to teach skills (upon request), troubleshoot and keep materials organized. They have become adept at completing circuits, identifying the positive charge on a LED or battery, untangling yarn and picking up dropped stitches! Thank you to the Alumni Foundation, Spark Fun Electronics and the many parents and friends who donated our Makerspace supplies through Donors Choose and other grants. This year all 9th graders (about 1,600 students!) attended an orientation in the library. Our goal is to help all students learn early on about our resources and how to use them - finding books, locating scholarly journal articles, and seeing the study resources like the computers, textbooks, test prep books as well as areas like the magazines, graphic novels, Makerspace and the Peace Corner.  |
AuthorsMs. Drusin and Ms. Ferguson. Email us at library@bths.edu Archives
December 2020
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