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Library skills handouts for Google Apps
Last Checkout Day Sheets for School Libraries
The end of the year is here, and books need to get back to the library! Communicate with students and families when the last check out day is and when students need to start returning books. The black/white design allows you to print on bright colored paper or on white paper to let students color! There are six templates including three fun images and two different text options. Only the text at the bottom of the page is editable for you to add your own information. One template is set up to use
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PreK - 6th
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Primary & Secondary Sources: Grades 4-8 (Digital & Printable, Audio)
A highly differentiated top seller with digital and printable options! Aligned with Core Curriculum Standards and Most State Standards! This lesson teaches students what primary and secondary sources are, provides examples, and discusses how to make judgments about sources. The end of unit activity asks students to reflect upon their own personal lives, consider the way they live today, and the types of artifacts that they might leave behind for others to learn about themselves. This product inc
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4th - 8th
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Media Literacy Checklist - Evaluating Sources, Fact Checking, and Media Bias
These media literacy handouts provide an easy acronym and a graphic organizer that can be used to evaluate any source and help your students identify credible sources. Includes digital worksheets for distance learning, as well as ready-to-print handouts for evaluating sources within a traditional classroom setting.This resource is also included in Mondays Made Easy's Media Literacy Coronavirus News Lesson for Evaluating Sources. This distance learning resource examines the credibility of coron
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7th - 12th
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Library Surveys (Editable)
Ever wonder what books, technology, or software your students, parents, or fellow staff members would like to have available in your library? Look no further! These google forms will poll your staff and students and gather data for you automatically. Just email it, add it to your google classroom or website and you'll get all the data you need. Also, helps during evaluation when principals and state departments want to know if you're receiving community feedback for your library acquisitions. Se
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1st and 2nd Grade Library Procedures
1st and 2nd Grade Library ProceduresPlease view the Preview to see what is included in the product!It is important to set library procedures for students before they begin checking out library books. This lesson provides a fun and comprehensive way to teach library procedures to 1st and 2nd-grade students. The lesson utilizes the following books: Library Lion by Michelle Knudsen, illustrated by Kevin Hawkes; and We're going on a book hunt by Pat Miller, pictures by Nadine Bernard Westcott. This
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1st - 2nd
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Also included in: Library Procedures PreK-5th Grade Bundle
PreK and Kindergarten Library Procedures
PreK and Kindergarten Library ProceduresIt is important to set library procedures for students before they begin checking out library books. This lesson provides a fun and comprehensive way to teach library procedures to PreK and Kindergarten students. The lesson utilizes any of the following books: I.Q. Goes to the Library by Mary Ann Fraser ; The Library Dragon by Carmen Agra Deedy ; Dewey: There’s a Cat in the Library by Bret Witter and Vicki Myron; Corduroy Goes to the Library by Barbara G.
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PreK - K
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Also included in: Library Procedures PreK-5th Grade Bundle
You've Been Book'd Editable Handouts
Save time preparing your schoolwide literacy initiative!Rolling out a schoolwide literacy program can take a lot of preparation. With all of the responsibilities that we already have (think circulation, purchasing, lesson plans, tech support) we need every precious moment available.If you are a School Librarian, Library Media Specialist, Literacy Coach, or just have great affection for literacy and are ready to start a You’ve Been Book’d program don’t spend time creating eye-catching flyers for
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Also included in: No-Prep May Library Lessons
Evaluating Research Resources: The CRAAP Test for Middle School Library Research
Teaching Middle School library students to evaluate research resources is made easy in this media literacy lesson. Your students will be able to judge reliable sources with no prep and no teaching even required! I do it ALL for you. You get:A standards based lesson in Google Slides and Powerpoint formatsa engaging video lesson - just plug and play - no teaching required!an assessment to measure understandingArabic and Spanish Translations of Slides presentation and printed assesment handouts.a
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Middle School Library Research Skills Mega Bundle!
Author Visit Flyer Library Visit Poster
This flyer is easy to adjust and edit for your needs and uses freeware programs in the Google Suite. I have done all the hard work of laying out and designing. All you need to do is double click on the headlines and change the text to fit your event! This works well for all grade levels. More of my products can be found on "House of Carp" on Teachers Pay Teachers.DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN EARN CREDITS FOR LEAVING REVIEWS?Teachers Pay Teachers likes to reward its customers for reviewing the products t
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Not Grade Specific
Banning Books Article & Reading Questions
Book Banning week is upon us, and it's important for students to learn about it! After introducing students to what book banning is and the process that takes place, have students read this adapted NYT article with quotes from students across the country and their opinion on book banning. After reading, students can complete the reading questions that follow. This is a google doc, so the questions can be added to or modified in any way that works best for your class! The article can be downloade
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Banned Books Unit & Project
Library Goal Setting Bundle: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Encourage students to be creative and reflective as they set library learning goals for the upcoming school year. Students get to truly shine as they teach others about themselves and consider what they’re interested in learning during the year. As students reflect on the previous school year's learning experiences they can set goals for the current year. Directions are provided to help you facilitate this part of the activity. This is also a great activity to complete in those last weeks of sc
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Not Grade Specific
Women's History Month with PebbleGo
This resource combines learning how to use the PebbleGo database with Women's History Month. It includes an editable presentation in Google Slides, as well as handouts for students. There are several versions of a Women's History scavenger hunt using PebbleGo, as well as a research project.
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2nd - 5th
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The Library Dragon Book Care Lesson - Spooky/ Halloween Library Lesson
Caring for our books is an important topic to teach young learners. This no-prep lesson is perfect for introducing or reviewing how we should treat our books and great for teaching the school library or classroom library procedures. It has a fun, spooky theme of Tombstones and asks "why did this book die?" This lesson is a great way to put damaged books to good use and is a great lesson to do leading up to Halloween! This book care lesson could be taught using any book that discussed how to hand
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1st - 3rd
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Book Review Bundle
Empower student voice, choice, and circulation with digital book reviews! Are your students struggling to find books that they are interested in? Let’s help them find books that they will actually read! As librarians, and media specialists, we want to get and keep books in the hands of our students. One way to do that is through book reviews! Students are more likely to read books when they feel like they are capable of reading them, and know that others have also enjoyed them. AFTER downloading
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Parent Letter - Book Check Out
Editable parent letter for book checkout! Add your personal information using google slides, or print a blank version and fill in with a pen!Checkout my newer version which is editable on Canva(TM)!
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PreK - 8th
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Citation Writing Help Sheets & Poster for Student Research
Help your students to cite their sources during research projects or library centers with these editable, colorful help sheets for print and digital use.Learning to write citations or a bibliography for research is difficult for many elementary and middle school students. These “help sheets” (not cheat sheets) and mini poster will remind your students how to cite their resources for any research activity.There are many ways to use these tutorial sheets and poster:Edit and print the help sheets f
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4th - 7th
Library Day & Book Care Bookmarks
These bookmarks can be used to remind students and parents at elementary or middle school level what day is their library day. The back side contains tips for caring for library books which can be edited. Print 2-sided, flipping on the short edge.NOTE: If you edit the tips for caring, you will want to update all of the back sides. Icons used in creation are from Flaticon.
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PreK - 8th
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Character Parade Flyer Note to Parents (Google Slides)
This is a template in GOOGLE SLIDES that is a flyer to be sent home to families notifying them of a Storybook Character Parade. It is designed with a black and white background so it will copy well in black and white. TO EDIT: You will be prompted to make a copy of this in your Google Drive, and then to edit the text, double click on it and then you can change the text to your liking, (including font, size, color, etc.) DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN EARN CREDITS FOR LEAVING REVIEWS?Teachers Pay Teachers
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Creating a Google Site
Step-by-step directions for creating a New Google Site...
Includes a Word document you can edit by adjusting the document according to your expectations. You can also use this as a generic guide to get students started.
The directions also include a corresponding student checklist. As they complete a step on the direction list, they sign off on their own checklist. Once completed, the document is given to the teacher. The teacher then reviews the student's website and signs off on the checklis
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2nd - 8th, Adult Education
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Book Review Templates
This product is great for teachers looking to add a reflection piece to their students' independent reading! With 9 customizable templates, find the perfect sheet for students to showcase their knowledge on a book of their choice.These worksheets are great for:-Creating a Classroom Book Recommendation Binder-Highlighting different books students read throughout the year-Transition activities such as at the beginning of the year, before a holiday break, or end of the yearI use these worksheets at
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Not Grade Specific
Valid Website Research - Health Education (ZERO PREP)
This assignment is designed to aid students in identifying what a valid website is as well as a way to compile online resources for future health related assignments. On the assignment you will find: Directions, Learning Target, and the ability to post to Google Classroom so each student will have a chance to utilize this assignment for future assignments. The focus: For students to find websites containing a URL that is; .edu / .gov / .org. The total websites needed to be found for this assignm
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9th - 12th
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By Their Covers
People often say, "Don't judge a book by its cover," but examining the use of color, symbolism, and style on book covers can actually be quite revealing! In this activity, students will analyze a variety of covers as they explore your school or classroom library collection. This is a great activity to lead into readers' advisory/ independent book selection. Includes:* lesson plan* slideshow to use with class (including two example covers and analysis)* handout for student use
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6th - 12th
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Beginning of the Year Library Survey
Hi Librarians and/or Teachers,I created this survey to distribute to students at the beginning of the school year! It helped me plan the remainder of the year knowing what students knew/liked/disliked/wanted to see in the library. Can also be modified to be used in the classroom. Included:Shorter survey for students in Grades 3/4Longer survey for students in Grades 5-7+NOTE: Google Docs format; easily editable.Enjoy!
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3rd - 8th
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Editable Monthly Library Newsletters (Aug-June)
Do you want to let your school community, teachers, and administrators know more about the fun learning experiences you are providing within your Library? Providing monthly newsletters allows you to create the narrative for all you are offering to your student body. Tell your story! These PRE-MADE newsletter templates make it so easy for you to add your information in each month.
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PreK - 5th
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