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Lovell Elementary School

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Welcome to Lovell Elementary School Library!

Lovell Elementary School students come to the library once a week. We have monthly themes to enrich their learning experience.

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Databases Available with No Library Card:

  • Academic Search Premiere
  • Biography (Gale in Context)
  • Britannica
  • Global Issues (Gale)
  • MAS Ultra - School Ed Middle
  • Middle Search Plus
  • Primary Search
  • U.S. History (Gale)

LEXILES

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Children proudly display handmade crafts and books in a classroom library.

To see the Lexile® rating of many of the books in our library catalog, select the book title you are interested in and then click into the details of the book. If available, the Lexile® will appear near the bottom. Most Lexiled® books on the library shelves are labeled with an orange dot on the spine.

LEXILES: Typical Reader Measures by Grade
Grade Reader Measures, Mid-Year 25th Percentile to 75th Percentile (IQR)
1 Up to 300L
2 140L to 500L
3 330L to 700L
4 445L to 810L
5 565L to 910L
6 665L to 1000L
7 735L to 1065L
8 805L to 1100L
9 855L to 1165L
10 905L to 1195L
11 and 12 940L to 1210L

There is no direct correspondence between a specific Lexile measure and a specific grade level. Within any classroom or grade, there will be a range of readers and a range of reading materials. For example, in a fifth-grade classroom there will be some readers who are ahead of the typical reader (about 250L above) and some readers who are behind the typical reader (about 250L below). To say that some books are "just right" for fifth graders assumes that all fifth graders are reading at the same level. The Lexile® Framework for Reading is intended to match readers with texts at whatever level the reader is reading.

Compare LEXILE Measures with Grade Levels

2025-26 Book Fairs, Library Events, and More

  • Nominees for 2026-27

    • 39 Clues: Maze of Bones (Graphic Novel adaptation) by Ethan Young
    • Allergic (Graphic Novel) by Megan Wagner Lloyd
    • Greeking Out: Tales from the Underworld (nonfiction) by Kenny Curtis
    • Hunted by Skye Melki-Wegner
    • Mystery of Mystic Mountain by Janet S. Fox
    • Pocket Bear by Katherine Applegate
    • Ripley: Fire Station Five by W. Bruce Cameron
    • Trouble with Heroes by Kate Messner
    • Undead Fox of Deadwood Forest by Aubrey Hartman
    • Under Attack by Marsha Forchuk-Skrypuch

    View other nominees and winners.

    Three book covers are displayed horizontally: Book 1, Book 2, and Book 3.

  • Movie-Books

    In honor of National School Library Month (April), LES holds various competitions highlighting books that have become movies. There is weekly trivia, and students create movie-book mash-ups or write movie-book reviews as well.

    A striped popcorn box overflows with popcorn next to a film reel.

    LES Movie Book List

    Can you tell which two books this is?

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    Open the file above for just a few titles of books we have that are also movies.

    Sample Movie Reviews:

    Title: Above by Roland Smith

    Rating: 5 stars

    These kids get kidnapped, and one gets captured again, so the two boys try to locate their friend Kate. They try to get her and save her while being chased by the same people who kidnapped Kate.

    Title: A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket

    Rating: 5 stars

    The Baderlairs' parents die, so they go to live with a (not) cousin, Count Olaf! Count Olaf wants their fortune, and after a long time of cleaning, cooking and chores, their accountant...

  • Buckaroo Nominees 2026-27

    View other nominees and winners.

    • Itty-Bitty Kitty Corn by Shannon Hale
    • Me & Lavender by Melody Peugh
    • Duckie & Snaps: We Cannot Be Friends by Ame Dyckman
    • Carla's Glasses by Debbie Herman
    • All the Books by Hayley Rocco
    • Cranky Crabby Crow by Corey Tabor
    • Broken by X. Fang
    • Who Ate Steve? by Susannah Lloyd
    • The Escape Artist: A True Story of Octopus Adventure by Thor Hanson
    • No More Chairs by Dan Gill

    Three book covers are displayed: The Wrong Kind of Snow, I Laugh in the Garden, and The Last Crocodile.

Upcoming Events in 2025-26

  • Scholastic Book Fall Fair - November 6-13
  • National Library Month - Celebrate with movie books! (April)
  • Wyoming Reads - For 1st Graders (May 2026). This is a statewide event for all first graders. This is a program from the Sue Jorgensen Library Foundation. To learn more, visit the Wyoming Reads website.
  • Books for Kids is an event where every student at LES receives his or her own book. It is funded through fundraisers and donations and run by school and parent volunteers.
  • Book Exchange In the fall of 2016, Mrs. Winland's fourth-grade class organized a book exchange for the whole school. Students who brought two books were able to trade them for two new (to them) books. It was a big success.

Resources

Helpful Links for Homework or Fun

  • Fact Monster
    Dictionary, translator, word games, currency rates, images, and more!
  • PBS Wyoming
    PBS Wyoming has a variety of activities and videos you can search.

Do you want to DO something?

  • Brain Pop Jr.
    Brain Pop Jr. has a variety of games, videos, and topics for grades 1-3.

Science

Ideas are Organized by grade or category, like life, physical, or earth sciences.

Cooking

  • Spatulatta
    This site specializes in cooking for kids.

Just for fun!

  • CIA Spy Kids
    Try the CIA's Spy Kids stories and games of mystery.

Cultures & Geography

Professional Magazines in the LES Library:

  • School Arts Magazine
  • School Library Journal

View the available titles and check out the book you take with your library's para-professional.

LES Professional Resources