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:
~ March events and specials lessons ~
March 2-5: Literacy Week! One School, One Book – The Lemonade War. See flyers for dress-up days and Family Literacy Night!
March 2-4 specials: Dr. Seuss, Read Across America
March 4 – Family Literacy Night, 5:30-7:30
March 5-12 specials: Book Fair trailers and preview
March 9-12: BOOK FAIR!
March 16-18 specials: StoryCon recap & book previews
March 19-26: Makerspace rotation #6
March 30 - April 3, 2026
~ April specials lessons ~
April 6-10: Learning the Dewey Decimal System
April 13-20: National Poetry Month, snowball poetry
April 21-28: Nacho’s Nachos, food inventions! (WYTOPP)
April 29-May 6: Teacher Appreciation Week (WYTOPP)
Thank you to all who helped make Literacy Week a success!
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: Overdrive for Education FAQ
Library Staff
Mrs. Thygerson
…has always loved books and reading! As a young reader, she loved The Baby-Sitters Club, Katherine Paterson books like Bridge to Terabithia, and Agatha Christie mysteries.
She taught junior high drama and writing classes before staying home to raise her four kids. She’s delighted to be back in the library helping students discover their next favorite book!
Resource links
Click the QR code to view or search
the EES library catalog
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
The Indian Paintbrush Book Award provides an opportunity for Wyoming youth in fourth, fifth, and sixth grades to choose their favorite book from a list of 10 nominees and honor its author.
The Indian Paintbrush Award is unique in that Wyoming students nominate the books as well as vote for the award winner. The philosophy of the Indian Paintbrush Award is to empower students to recognize and read quality contemporary children’s literature.
The Indian Paintbrush Book Award is sponsored by the Wyoming Library Association and the Wyoming State Literacy Association.