Etna

Etna Elementary School Library

Read. Discover. Connect. Inspire!

We believe that reading changes lives. Our goal is to empower students and teachers to become independent, effective information seekers, who read for both information and pleasure.

What's new in the library:

~ February specials lessons ~

February 4-10: Winter Olympics / WY Farm Bureau AG Books for kids contest 

(for 4th/5th grades)

February 11-18: President’s Day / Washington & Lincoln

February 19-26: Makerspace stations round #5

One School, One Book returns for Literacy Week!

Every student in school will receive a copy of the book to keep! Watch for special dress-up days and activities connected to our book.

Coming March 2-5!

Save the date!

Spring Book Fair will be March 9-12

Honors Reading List – 2025-26

Honors Reading List for 2025-26

Thank you for visiting, Shelly Brown!

Parent Information

Etna Elementary School Library – Final.docx

Library & community reader information for parents

Sora _ EES parent night

Sora: Overdrive for Education FAQ

Library Staff

Mrs. Thygerson

I’ve loved books and reading since always! I used to hide behind the bookshelf in my room and read! I loved Baby-Sitters Club, Katherine Paterson books, and Agatha Christie mysteries.

I was a middle school teacher before staying home with my four kids. I’m delighted to be back in the library helping students discover their next favorite book!

Resource links

Login hints

To sign in to the EES library online catalog:
Username: Student ID number
Password: Student last name
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To sign in to GALE Resource Library:
Password: library
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To sign in to World Book Online:
School ID: etnawb
Password: research

Indian Paintbrush logo_2021


The Indian Paintbrush Award is sponsored by the Wyoming Library Association and has run each year since 1986. Students suggest books, then a committee chooses the final 10 for the annual nominee list. 4th-6th grade students are encouraged to read the nominee books and vote on their favorite each spring. The statewide winner receives a plaque and can add the Indian Paintbrush award to their book's achievements.