University Libraries, University of Saint Louis

Riddle: Find A Book

On September 9, 2026, the BES Elementary Library conducted the “Riddle: Find a book” activity for Grades 4-6 pupils. The activity aimed to encourage pupils to explore and become familiar with books and library resources through an interactive riddle-solving activity. It also sought to develop pupils’ reading comprehension, reasoning, and critical-thinking skills by having them analyze clues and identify the appropriate book. Through this activity, pupils had the opportunity to discover books in an engaging way while strengthening their ability to understand and interpret information. The activity was facilitated by the BLIS Interns from Cagayan State University–Carig Campus, under the guidance and supervision of Mrs. Jennelyn D. Asuncion and Mrs. Olivia L. Yadao.

During the activity, pupils were presented with riddles and clues related to books, authors, genres, characters, and other library resources. They carefully read and analyzed each clue, used their prior knowledge and reasoning skills, and searched for the book that best matched the given description. The activity encouraged pupils to explore the library shelves and become more familiar with the books and resources available to them.

The following were the winners:

1. Elliana Amirah T. Villamil- 4-Jasmine
2. Nim Araj G. De Guzman- 4-Jasmine
3. Autumn Andrea Kashmere P. Paracad- 4-Magnolia
4. Samara Sachi Aedrienne E. Pudiquet- 4-Magnolia
5. Jhon Marcus Kiel M. Tumanguil- 4-Jasmine
6. Jayson Ziel M. Gatdula- 4-Jasmine

Wheel You Answer?

The Junior High School Library successfully conducted an educational activity entitled “WHEEL YOU ANSWER?” on September 2-3 and 7, 2026. The activity was spearheaded by Mrs. Gladys R. Molina and Ms. Hanna Lee Erro, BES Librarians, and was designed to encourage students to utilize library resources and services through an engaging and interactive question-and-answer challenge.

The activity was open to Junior High School students, who participated individually. To join the activity, participants were required to locate at least one hidden ticket inside the library and present it to the facilitators before proceeding to the challenge. Participants then spun the wheel and answered questions from various categories and levels of difficulty.

Through this activity, students were given an opportunity to demonstrate and enhance their general knowledge, critical-thinking skills, reasoning, recall, problem-solving abilities, and confidence while actively participating in a meaningful library program. The activity also provided an avenue for students to apply their knowledge in an enjoyable learning environment beyond the traditional classroom setting.

The following participants emerged as winners:

● Elijah Kheizy C. Lappay
● Ynigo P. Eugenio
● Jaira Delos Santos
● Aaron Gabrielle Quinto
● Riana Adele
● Triztan Guya
● Shin Mina
● Marc Jimme Medina
● Miguel Decena
● Rajah Caban
● Jose VII Andrei Careon
● Dysart Evo M. Matas
● Sean Willmyrrh Tulanan
● Nicole Telan
● Sky A. Adriano
● Krieste Espejo

BIG SCREEN ADVENTURE

On September 8–10, 2026, the BES Elementary Library conducted an activity entitled “Big Screen Adventure,” a movie marathon designed to promote the library as a welcoming space for learning, recreation, and meaningful student engagement. The activity aimed to provide pupils with an enjoyable and meaningful movie-viewing experience while encouraging them to make positive and productive use of their free time.

The activity was conducted during peak hours to allow pupils to participate during their available free time. Selected age-appropriate and meaningful films were shown in the library, providing pupils with an opportunity to relax, enjoy, and learn in a comfortable and welcoming environment. The movie marathon also encouraged pupils to view the library not only as a place for reading and academic activities but also as a space for recreation, interaction, and positive engagement.

The Big Screen Adventure was facilitated by the BLIS Interns from Cagayan State University–Carig Campus, under the guidance and supervision of Mrs. Jennelyn D. Asuncion and Mrs. Olivia L. Yadao.

The activity received a positive response from the pupils. Based on the evaluation conducted after the activity, It obtained an overall mean rating of 3.90, interpreted as “Strongly Agree.” This result reflects the pupils’ favorable perception of the activity and indicates that the movie marathon successfully provided an enjoyable and meaningful experience.

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