全文共5篇示例，供读者参考 篇1
The School Library: Challenges and Solutions
Hi there! My name is Alex and I'm in 5th grade. Today I want to talk to you about the library at my school. The library is a really important place, but we have some problems with it that need to be fixed. I'll share what those problems are and some ideas for making our library even better!
The biggest issue is that a lot of the books are very old and worn out. Some have ripped pages, others have covers falling off, and many are just really beaten up from being read over and over again for many years. The books on history talk about events that happened a long time ago but don't cover recent years. And the science books describe technology and discoveries that are now totally outdated.
My friend Jake says the book on dinosaurs he checked out last year had a picture of a brontosaurus even though scientists decided in the 1970s that brontosauruses aren't real dinosaurs! Can you believe that? Having out-of-date information in our
library books is a real problem since we use them for research projects and reports.
Another issue is that the library doesn't have enough books on topics that me and my classmates are really interested in. Sure, they have plenty of old fiction novels and books about boring historical events. But there aren't many about cool modern things like robotics, video game design, YouTube stars, or books from hot new book series that everyone is reading these days. My friend Maria tried to find a book to help her with her project on Microsoft and computers, but there was only one really old book from the 1990s about Microsoft's early days. That's pretty useless when you need current information! We need more books on modern technology, computers, coding, and other fascinating topics that kids today care about.
Finally, the library just isn't a very fun, welcoming space. It's kind of dark and drab in there with harsh fluorescent lighting and old wooden shelves that seem like they're from the 1800s. The chairs and tables are cheap and uncomfortable too. Why would any kid want to hang out and read when the library is so uninviting and boring? A library should be a cool, comfortable space that makes you excited about books and learning.
Okay, so those are the three main problems - old beat-up books, lack of updated information, not enough books on modern topics kids like, and an uninviting and dull environment. Now let me give you my ideas on how to fix these problems and make our library awesome!
First, we need to get a whole bunch of brand new books to replace all the beat-up old ones. We should have a huge book fair or fundraiser and get the community involved in donating money for new books. With lots of new books, we can finally get rid of those ancient smelly books with the ripped covers and return them back to the dinosaurs they came from! New books that actually have modern information in them about recent events, discoveries, and technology.
Second, the library staff should regularly check to make sure we have up-to-date books on all topics, especially in areas that change rapidly like science, technology, current events, and popular culture. Maybe designate a section just for new books so we know where to look for the latest stuff.
They could even print off information from reliable websites if there isn't a book available yet on a new topic that just came up. For example, until a book gets published about the first Mars colonies in 2040, they could have printed online articles about it.
Third, we need wayyyy more books for kids on the topics we actually find interesting! At the last few book fairs, me and my friends all bought graphic novels, fantasy books, coding books, YouTuber biographies, and other modern cool stuff. Those are the kinds of books kids my age want to read about.
The library should 100% have a big section for graphic novels, gaming guides, books on YouTubers and internet celebrities, fantasy and sci-fi series that are popular, coding and technology books for kids, and any other topics that are currently in demand. Maybe they could even get input from us kids on what to get!
Finally, the library atmosphere itself needs a huge upgrade to make it a fun, comfortable space. We should repaint the walls with bright, energetic colors and add some decorations and plants to spruce it up. Get some beanbags, couches, and super comfy chairs to make it a cozy reading lounge.
Add games, laptops, and/or tablets so we can read ebooks and do interactive learning. Install better lighting than those harsh fluorescent lamps that make you feel like you're in a hospital or prison. Overall just make it into the kind of modern, relaxing environment where kids actually want to hang out!
With all of these changes – new books, regular updates on books, books on modern topics we care about, and an inviting atmosphere – our library could become the awesome,
happening place on campus that it should be. A place that sparks our curiosity, encourages reading and learning, and feels welcoming rather than dull and outdated.
So those are my thoughts! What does everyone else think needs to be done to improve the library? I want to hear your ideas too. Let's work together to transform our library into every kid's favorite spot. A library every school would be envious of!
篇2
My School Library - The Good, The Bad, and How to Make it Great!
The library at my school is a really cool place. It has tons of books on shelves that go all the way up to the ceiling! There are books about history, science, adventure stories, comics, and pretty much everything you can imagine. I love spending time in the library looking at all the books and finding new ones to check out and read.
But the library isn't perfect. There are some problems that make it not as awesome as it could be. I'm going to tell you
about the good things, the bad things, and what I think we should do to make our library the best it can possibly be! The Good Things
Like I mentioned, the biggest good thing is that we have SO MANY books to choose from. Whenever I'm looking for a certain topic, I can basically always find at least a few books about it. Last year when I was really interested in learning about ancient Egypt, I found this whole section of books that told me all about the pharaohs, the pyramids, mummies, and everything. It was so cool!
Another great thing is that the library is a quiet, peaceful place where you can really focus. Sometimes my house can get a little loud and distracting with my little brother running around. But at the library, it's nice and calm so I can concentrate on my reading or homework without getting disturbed.
The library also has some cool furniture and study areas. There are these big comfy chairs that are perfect for curling up with a good book. And there are study desks and tables if you need to spread out with your work. Sometimes my friends and I will sit together at a table and work on our homework assignments as a group.
The Bad Things
While our library is awesome in a lot of ways, there are definitely some problems too. One of the biggest issues is that a lot of the books are pretty outdated and old. I was looking for information on computers last year, and most of the books were talking about things like floppy disks and dial-up internet which is ancient technology from like a million years ago!
Another problem is that the library can feel a little boring and uninviting sometimes. It's just kind of a big room with bookshelves and desks. There isn't really anywhere cozy to read, and the walls are just kind of plain and bare. It doesn't feel as warm and welcoming as some other libraries I've been to. The last big issue is that the library doesn't have very many digital resources like ebooks, audiobooks, computer programs, etc. Pretty much everything is just physical, printed books. In this modern age, a lot of people expect to have more digital options available.
Solutions to Make It Better
So those are the good points and the not-so-good points about our school library. But what can we do to make it an even
better, more modern, and more useful place for students? Here are some of my ideas:
Get newer books! I think every year the library should go through and replace some of the oldest, most outdated books with fresh, current editions. The school should have a budget for buying new books on the latest topics that students are interested in.
Redesign the space to make it more cozy and appealing. We could add some beanbag chairs, soft rugs, decorations on the walls, maybe even some fish tanks or potted plants to make it feel homier. We could have different sections for different purposes like a quiet reading nook, a collaborative work area, etc. Painting some of the walls with bright colors would make it feel cheerier too.
Invest in digital resources like ebook subscriptions, language learning apps, research databases, and educational computer programs. The library should feel modern and up-to-date with the latest technology. Students could check out ebook readers and laptops just like they check out physical books.
Have more fun activities and events. The library could host game nights, book clubs, reading contests, author visit days, or
other special events to make it more of a happening place that kids get excited about.
Let students helps decide! The librarians could have suggestion boxes or surveys where we students can share ideas for what new books to get, what kinds of furniture or games we'd like to see, what events we'd want to have, or any other ways to improve the library. After all, it's our library!
If we made changes like those, I really think our school library could become one of the best, most awesome libraries ever! It could be a place where kids actively want to spend time - a place that's fun and engaging, but also a place that helps us learn and grow. A place that has everything we need for school work and personal interests. A place that feels like a second home.
I hope the teachers, principal, and school leaders will consider making our library even better than it already is. Because giving kids a fantastic library is one of the most valuable resources you can provide to help us succeed!
篇3
My School Library: The Good, The Bad, and How to Fix It
My name is Jamie and I'm a 5th grader at Oakwood Elementary School. I love to read more than anything, so the school library is one of my favorite places. But even though I really like our library, I have to admit it has some problems too. Today I want to talk about what's good and bad about our library, and what I think we could do to make it even better. First off, let me say that our librarian Mrs. Patterson is awesome! She is always so nice and helpful. Whenever I need to find a book on a certain topic for a school project, she knows right where to look. And she's really good at suggesting new books I might like based on ones I've already read. Mrs. Patterson clearly loves books as much as I do.
Our library also has a pretty big selection of books, much bigger than the public library near my house. We've got every genre - fantasy, mystery, biography, you name it. And the non-fiction section is enormous. I can find information on almost any subject I'm interested in, whether it's dinosaurs, outer space, ancient Egypt, or something else entirely.
The library is also a really nice space to spend time in. It's quiet and peaceful, with big windows that let in lots of natural light. There are plenty of cozy nooks with comfy chairs and
beanbags where you can curl up and get lost in a book. It almost feels like you're in your living room at home instead of at school. So those are some of the major positives about our library. Unfortunately though, it's not all good. One of the biggest issues is that a lot of the books are pretty outdated and worn out. I checked out this encyclopedia on sharks the other day, and a bunch of the information was completely wrong based on new discoveries scientists have made. Some of the fiction books are literally being held together with tape and rubber bands because the covers are falling off.
Another problem is that the library doesn't have very many graphic novels, comics, and manga. Those are some of the most popular types of books with kids my age. I know the librarians are worried they're not educational enough, but I've learned tons of things from reading comics - about history, science, you name it. And getting kids hooked on those is a great way to turn them into life-long readers.
The final big issue is the computer situation. There are only a few outdated desktop computers for us to use, and they're pretty slow. It's hard to do online research or type up papers on those dinosaur machines. And there's no way for us to sign out tablets or laptops to use if we need a computer for schoolwork.
So what can we do to improve things? Well, for one, we need to get updated book collections on a regular basis to replace all those worn out, inaccurate books. We could have an annual donation drive where families give educational books they don't need anymore. Or maybe there could be some fundraisers to raise money to purchase new books.
We should also look into expanding the comics, graphic novels, and manga sections. Maybe student council could survey kids on what new titles we should get. And teachers could put together reading lists that blend those types of books with more traditional novels to keep things educational.
Lastly, the computer situation is in desperate need of an overhaul. Ideally, we'd have a laptop or tablet cart that teachers could sign out for their whole class when it's needed for assignments and research. But at the very least, we need some newer desktop computers to use that can actually keep up with today's websites and software.
I hope I've made a convincing case here about what's good and not-so-good about our library, and what we can do to improve the negatives. A great library is so important for learning and fostering a love of reading. It pains me to see the state of our outdated facilities and materials!
With some creative solutions and hard work from everyone - students, parents, teachers, and administrators - I know we can turn our school library into an inviting modern space. One filled with current, engaging books in every format kids enjoy. And with all the technological resources needed for 21st century learning and research.
So what do you say? Who's with me on an all-out mission to revamp our beloved library? Reading is fundamental, but so are the materials and spaces we read in. Let's band together and make sure our school library is truly world-class! I'm ready to lead the charge if you are.
篇4
My School Library: Big Problems and Some Good Ideas My name is Emily and I'm in 5th grade. I love going to the library at my school. It's a place where you can find all kinds of exciting books on every topic you can imagine. But recently, I've noticed some issues with our library that are making it hard for me and my friends to enjoy it. Today I want to talk about those problems, and share some ideas for how we could fix them. The first big problem is that the library is just too crowded and noisy a lot of the time. When my class has library period, we
all go together and it feels like there are a zillion kids in there. Everyone is talking and running around between the bookshelves. The librarians are always saying \"Shhh!\" but nobody listens. It's impossible to concentrate or find a peaceful corner to read.
I think one solution could be to have smaller groups come at separate times, instead of entire classes flooding in all at once. That would make it less hectic and loud. The library could make a schedule so that just a few classes at a time use the library during their period. That way there would be enough space for everyone to spread out.
Another issue is that a lot of the books are just really old, worn-out, or outdated. Some of the non-fiction books have facts that aren't even true anymore because new discoveries have been made since they were written. And the chapters on history in some books don't cover anything past 20 years ago, which is forever in kid time! The fiction books are also pretty beat up, with torn pages, scratched covers, and the latest books in some popular series are missing.
My idea is that we could do bake sales, car washes, or other fundraisers to raise money for the library to buy newly published books. We could replace the really tattered old ones and stock
up on updated non-fiction and the newest fiction releases that kids are excited about. Shiny new books would make the library feel fresher and more inviting.
The third problem makes me really sad. Over the past year, I've noticed that hardly anyone even goes to the library anymore besides when our class is scheduled. At recess and after school, it's pretty much a ghost town in there. I remember when I was younger, the library always seemed vibrant and buzzing with kids checking out books just for fun. But now a lot of people just seem uninterested.
I think one way to change that would be to make the library more fun and interactive. Maybe they could host activities like author visits, book clubs, or murder mystery nights where you have to follow clues in books to crack a fictional case. Having the library be lively and offering experiences you can't get from just reading alone at home could renew kids' excitement about it. Another idea is that the library could be re-decorated in a more modern, exciting style. Comfortable beanbags instead of hard chairs, colorful hand-painted wall murals instead of plain walls, and a neat snack area could give it a more welcoming hangout vibe that kids gravitate towards.
The library is such an important part of our school, giving us all the opportunity to explore new worlds through books. With some smart changes to deal with the crowding, outdated materials, and lack of activity, I really believe we could revive it as a space everyone looks forward to visiting. A peaceful yet energizing place to feed our curiosities and imaginations. I hope the principal and teachers will consider my ideas for making our library wonderful once again!
篇5
Our School Library: Problems and Solutions
Hi there! My name is Emma and I'm a 5th grader at Oakwood Elementary School. Today I want to talk about our school library, which is a really important place for all of us students. The library is where we can find all kinds of cool books to read for fun or to learn new things. But lately, there have been some big problems with our library that are making it hard for us kids to enjoy it as much as we should.
The first big problem is that our library is just too small and cramped! We have over 500 students at our school, but the library only has room for maybe 30 kids at a time. That means during our library time, we often have to crowd in and squish
together on the little kid-sized chairs and bean bags on the floor. It gets super noisy and hard to concentrate when we're all packed in there like sardines! And because the space is so limited, the library can only have a few bookshelves, which means the book selection is pretty small too. I love reading, but I've already read most of the books in there since there aren't that many choices.
Another issue is that a lot of the books, furniture, and other stuff in the library is very old and rundown. Some of the books have ripped pages or bindings that are falling apart. The bean bag chairs have these big holes in them that all the stuffing is falling out of. And the few computers they have for us to use are so slow and outdated - it can take forever just to load a simple website! Using that old junk makes the library feel kind of gross and not a fun place to spend time.
But you know what the biggest problem is? We don't even have a real librarian anymore! Mrs. Robertson, who was our awesome librarian when I was in 2nd grade, retired last year and the school never hired anyone to take her place. Instead, we just have rotating parent volunteers who watch over the library, but they don't really know much about libraries or books. Without a real librarian, it's hard to find the books we need, the library
doesn't get updated with new stuff, and we miss out on all the cool activities and read-alouds that Mrs. Robertson used to do. A library just isn't the same without a librarian there running the show!
So those are the main problems we're facing with our poor little school library. But don't worry, I have some good ideas for how we can fix it up and make it awesome again!
First of all, we definitely need to make the library bigger. Maybe they could expand it out into the courtyard area or take over one of the portable classrooms in the back. That would give us a lot more space to spread out, put in more bookshelves and computers, and just make it feel a lot less cramped and crowded. We could even set up a special quiet study section just for reading and doing homework. More space would be huge! Next up, we need to get rid of all that gross old stuff and replace it with brand new books, furniture, and technology. Lots of nice new beanbags without any rips or holes, some big cozy chairs for older students, sturdy shelves packed with the latest best novels and non-fiction books, and a bunch of lightning-fast computers for research and typing up assignments. Making the library clean, comfortable, and up-to-date would make it a place we'd actually want to hang out in.
But most importantly, our school has to hire a real, qualified librarian again. A good librarian does so much more than just checking books out - they help pick out the best books for students, plan fun reading activities and book clubs, give lessons on how to use the library, and just generally keep everything running smoothly. Librarians are like library superheroes! Having one back would totally revive our sad library.
Of course, making all these changes would cost some money that our school may not have. That's why we students should try to raise funds by doing bake sales, car washes, reading challenge donations, or even getting help from community businesses that want to sponsor a new library too. Fixing up our library would be a lot of work, but it would be so worth it to have an amazing space to read, learn, and just have fun with books again.
Well, that's my take on the situation with our school library. I really hope the teachers, parents, and principal listen to us students and make improving the library a priority. Every school deserves an awesome library for their kids, don't you think? Anyway, thanks for reading my essay - let's make our library great again!
因篇幅问题不能全部显示，请点此查看更多更全内容