2. They supply students with many resources for school assignments and projects.

3. They have an abundance of books, of many different genres and levels, for students of all ages to enjoy.

4. They have computers and internet access to further students understanding of media use.

5. Libraries have great librarians to teach us all about the library and the many uses of reading.

6. Libraries at schools have programs throughout the year like I Love To Read Month to encourage students to read for fun.

7. They teach children important life skills like reading and understanding literature.

8. They can spark children’s love for reading.

9. They provide a nurturing environment for students with a love of books, or in need of a quiet place to work.

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