Scholastic Teachables features worksheets, activity pages, coloring sheets, and a lot more. From preschool through 8th grade, you can find teacher-made, Scholastic-approved printable activities for any subject. Download printable lesson plans, reading passages, games and puzzles, and skills sheets for children in any grade.

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September title:
The Engineer's Wife 
by Tracy Enerson Wood

When her happy domestic life is turned upside-down by her husband's work as the chief engineeer on an under-construction Brooklyn Bridge, Emily Warren Roebling gradually takes over the project to advocate on behalf of worker safety.

• Patrons may now borrow up to 10 DVDs on their card.
• Loan periods have been lengthened for almost every type of item. The loan period for mobile hotspots remains 1 week, but for DVDs, Blu-ray and new books it has doubled to 2 weeks, and is now 3 weeks for all other items in the library. 
• The library is now fine free. This means we have eliminated all overdue fines for books, audiobooks, magazines, and DVDs. And all previous overdue fines on patrons' accounts have been eliminated.
  Fines continue to be $1 per day for mobile hotspots; and the library still charges fees for lost, non-returned, and damaged items. Check here for more information.
• All items are automatically renewed for you on the due date. You no longer need to worry about contacting the library to renew your item.
  There are still the maximum number of renewals allowed for various items (3 for everything except for DVDs, Blu-ray, new books, and mobile hotspots which are 1), and items that have a hold on them can not be renewed. Upon renewal, a notice will be sent via e-mail detailing the new due dates and indicating any items that were unable to be renewed.
  Patrons with more than two overdue items will not be able to check out additional items.

The hotspots allow patrons to connect their tablet, phone, laptop and other Wi-Fi-enabled devices to the Internet.

A hotspot may be checked out by any cardholder 18 years of age or older whose card is in good standing. All borrowers must show a current driver's license, state ID, passport or military photo ID at the time of checkout.

Hotspots circulate for 7 days. Each hotspot circulates in a carrying case within a plastic case along with an AC adapter. The user is responsible for returning all of these items to the circulation desk in good condition.

Hotspots may be renewed one time, provided there are no holds on the item. Only 1 hotspot may be borrowed on a patron's account at a time. The fine for an overdue hotspot is $1 per day until returned. After 3 days overdue, the hotspot will be deactivated and the patron is billed for the item. You may put a hold on a hotspot here.

A hotspot can provide Internet access for up to 10 devices.

By borrowing and initiating use of the library's mobile hotspot, the user agrees to abide by the library's Mobile Wireless Hotspot Policy.

A to Z the USA is an unmatched resource for helping you to understand the country's people, history, economy, geography, symbols, culture, and society. It features 106 topics of information on the country and 90 topics for each state.

A to Z the World provides information on more than 120 topics for 175 countries, making it the world's largest database of country information. Featured topics include sections on a country's culture, history, language, education, and geography.

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• Ohio Department of Health
• Clinton County Coronavirus Response Hub
  
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• Coronavirus Resource Center at Johns Hopkins
• COVID-19 at Mayo Clinic News Network
  
• World Health Organization
• Cincinnati Enquirer
• The New York Times