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Sail Ho!

September 18, 2008

Many thanks to me ship mate Lorri aboard the Brigantine Ocean Reef SHS for sharing their ITLPD booty with us!

The ol’ salts in the library have been busy making everything shipshape for our special day.

Have a look through me spyglass.

Before ye weigh anchor on your displays send us a copy. Our lookout in the crow’s nest is keepin’ a weather eye open.
Fair wind mateys.

September 12, 2008

September 19th is
International Talk Like a Pirate Day

Likely lads and lassies in Library Land are invited to share this pirate booty.

Stuff for junior pirates – (from the Talk Like a Pirate Day website)
- Pirate talk fer the younger set
- A pirate curriculum in .pdf and rich-text formats
  - And a new Pirates of Penzance curriculum [1.5 MB] from the San Francisco Opera!
- Pirate-themed children’s books
- See our links page for other on-line resources for young pirates
- Our Talk Like A Pirate Day Party Kit is suitable for a kids’ party as well as a grownup one!
- Neat ideas for decorations, games and activities for a kids’ pirate party
- More party ideas, including a printable planning check list
- Teachers: Don’t miss our pirate curriculum, in .pdf and .rtf format, and some pirate lesson plans, too.

Shiver me timbers Matey! There be more booty here!

Pirates [Website by Year 5 students from Queensland]

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