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Library skills center pdfs
Parts of a Book - Worksheets & Vocabulary Cards
In this Parts of a Book set you will find 16 worksheets and 2 sets of vocabulary cards that cover the basics of print and the names of parts of a book. They also cover who an author and illustrator are and what their job is in making a book.Use these resources to reinforce and follow-up on the lessons you teach and model about the parts of a book. Kids will be enchanted with the fun pictures on the worksheets and the common sense of how a book works. Little did they know that each part of a book
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PreK - 1st
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School Library Activities - Cootie Catcher Games for Dewey, Genre, Text Features
Why not tap into kids' interest in Cootie Catchers and Fortune Tellers in the school library. Practice the vocabulary of Parts of a Book, Genres of Fiction, Nonfiction Text Features, and the Dewey Decimal System with this partner game and a worksheet that works as an exit ticket assessment.These cootie catchers are perfect for early finishers, as a lesson review or evaluation, for a sub-folder lesson, or just as an ongoing center activity in your library. Use the included blank template for stud
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2nd - 4th
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Can You Label the Parts of a Book?
This is a great activity to go along with “The Parts of a Book” interactive poster that I created (https://goo.gl/IbFHfG), but it can also be used alone. I've included 2 posters labeling the parts of a book, and one poster that combines them both. The vocabulary words on the posters are:Front CoverBack CoverSpineBarcodeCall NumberTitleAuthorIllustratorIllustrationsTitle PagePublisherCopyright Date*I added a second version of page 1 which includes Summary.*I also added alternate versions of page
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PreK - 2nd
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Domino Tumble Tricks STEM BIN Challenge Cards for Maker Space
One of the most accessible manipulatives, dominos have more possibility than you might initially realize! These cards will help inspire your students to build something unique and imaginative with these standard building blocks.No need to be able to read, each card comes with an image to demonstrate the build visually!__________________________________________________________These Domino Trick challenge cards are fantastic for a fast design challenge. Kids love to line up dominos and watch them
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K - 5th
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Also included in: STEM Challenge Card Bundle #3
Literary Genre Activities - Book Genres Review, Doodle Notes, Genre Sort & More!
Ready to give your students a proper introduction to your classroom library? Look no further than these interactive literary genre activities! With the interactive genre notes, riddles, book sort, and other activities, your students will be masters of book genres in no time!✔ Check out the preview for more information!Middle school students benefit from understanding the different literary genres to expand their reading horizons, discover personal preferences, and develop critical thinking skill
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4th - 6th
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Also included in: Reading Genres Mini-Unit | Genre Posters, Activities, Worksheets, & Quiz
Unifix Cube STEM BIN Challenge Cards for Maker Space
We all have Unifix Cubes sitting around in our schools, but did you ever think that you could create a STEM BIN with them?!No need to be able to read, each card comes with an image to demonstrate the build visually!These Unifix Cube challenge cards are fantastic for a fast design challenge. The perfect addition to any maker space, these are great to add to STEM bins for early finishers. They are designed to get your students thinking creatively, to inspire problem solving, and to allow for open
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PreK - 5th
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Also included in: STEM Challenge Cards BUNDLE
Library Lesson Activity | Dewey Decimal System Library Sorting Game
Need a fun library center activity to help explain your Dewey Decimal lessons? This sorting game features little make-believe books that I created to match the 10 Dewey categories (which are represented by cute, little bookshelf mats). As your students sort through the book cards, they’ll be learning about the Dewey categories and discovering where to find books in your library media center. This Dewey Sort-a-Shelf game offers engaging, hands-on practice with a helpful chart as support. Here's h
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2nd - 4th
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Genre Activity: What Would You Choose Sheet + Library Catalog Sheet
Are you looking for an activity to engage your students with different genres? This Would You Rather genre activity is perfect for introducing genres and encouraging conversations about book genres. It's also a great way to get to know your students' reading preferences! This product includes: - One genre sheet (including fantasy, realistic fiction, mystery, historical fiction, and science fiction)- Lesson ideas- Bonus Destiny Discover searching activityFeedback is always appreciated! When you l
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2nd - 8th
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Straw Connectors STEM BIN Challenge Cards for Maker Space
They may just look like straws and jacks, but these manipulatives have an endless possibility! However, students can get stuck when they first sit down and look at them. They are constantly asking what they can do with them!?No need to be able to read, each card comes with an image to demonstrate the build visually!__________________________________________________________These Straw Connector challenge cards are fantastic for a fast design challenge. The perfect addition to any maker space, the
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PreK - 5th
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Also included in: STEM Challenge Cards BUNDLE #2
Dewey Decimal System Bingo Game
Need a fun way to review the Dewey Decimal System with your elementary students? Then this bingo game is for you! There are a set of 32 cards (one set in color and one in b/w). The color and b/w sets are identical. You can print out the b/w on colored paper to make them look more interesting and to save on ink.On each card is a common Dewey call number and category. The teacher/librarian will call out a book title. The student will cover up the Dewey category that matches the book title.
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2nd - 5th
Also included in: Library Skills Print MEGA Bundle
Reading Genres Fiction Activities: Roll a Story Writing Center
Are you looking for a fun way to review fiction genres? Do your students need practice writing narratives with a beginning, middle, and end? This Fiction Genres Roll a Story Writing Center is just what you need! Dice rolling fun makes writing more engaging for students.This product includes:Teaching TipsLesson PlanLearning Center sign6 Roll-a-Story charts, one page each for mystery, fantasy, science fiction, horror, realistic, and historicStory organizer chart2 lined writing pages1 extension act
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in: Reading Genres Fiction Activities Bundle
Back to the School Library! Reading Interest Surveys - 6 Options EASY NO PREP!
Calling all School Librarians! Are you looking for the perfect activity to do the first week or two of school - maybe during library orientation? Look no further - get to know your students with this pack of reading interest surveys. There are 6 survey options to allow for maximum creativity. You can find the perfect survey for each of your grade levels! There are detailed directions for each survey included in the pack.This is a fun way to start the year, get to know your students and get some
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Not Grade Specific
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Library Signs for Book Displays Year Long - Back to School, Seasonal and More
120+ Book Displays Made Easy at a discount with these No Prep colorful and eye-catching signs to print and use throughout the year in your library or classroom. Display on shelves or tables with collections of books that students and teachers will want to read. (And save shelving of popular books!) Bibliocat says, "This will make my life soooo much easier! Thank you!!"__________________________________________________________________________________Teaching Tips:Organize your book displays by k
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Not Grade Specific
Parts of a Book Activities
Teach your early students all about the different parts of a book with these posters and activities. The preview file shows most of the pages that are included but not all. Please look at the preview before purchasing. List of posters:• Parts of a book • Back cover• Front cover• Title• Author• Illustrator• Spine• Title page• Copyright page• Table of contents• Index• Glossary• Summary• Barcode• Call number*** Note: For school librarians, I have included three different pages where there is a c
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: Library Skills Print MEGA Bundle
Library Lion Class Book
This activity can help you teach and review the proper way to take care of library books with the younger grades using the book "The Library Lion" by Michelle Knudsen. I typically do this activity with 1st grade, and have purchased a small, stuffed lion to have as our reminder “mascot” throughout the year. Here’s what you do:1. Introduce the students to the Library Lion and show the stuffed animal (if you have one).2. Read the book to the students.3. Print the front and back cover, cut them apar
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PreK - 2nd
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Question of the Week Library Center
This is by far the most popular center in my library!
Center Objective: students will use library resources to answer a trivia question.
This center includes:
✼ CCSS connections
✼ detailed set up information
✼ center sign
✼ 44 questions with answers (questions come in two sizes - 1/4 page and full page)
✼ answer slips
Questions cover a variety of topics, from animals to land forms to important people. Some questions are "thick" and some are "thin" but all are reasonably easy for students to
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2nd - 6th
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After the Fall *Humpty Dumpty* by Dan Santat 22 Extension Activities NO PREP
We all know in the nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty fell off the wall, but what happens AFTER THE FALL? This delightfully funny and inspiring story is relatable to all kids and adults. You will enjoy this as much as your students. Starred Review from School Library Journal: Santat’s precise illustrations and sensitive text combine for more emotional depth than the typical nursery rhyme remix. A terrific redemptive read-aloud for storytime and classroom sharing."Dan Santat is the Caldecott award winni
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K - 3rd
Also included in: Third Grade Story Time 10 Book Bundle
Do NOT Bring Your DRAGON to the LIBRARY by Julie Gassman 9 Activities
School and Public Librarians - Do Not Bring Your Dragon to the Library is such a fun book to share with your students / patrons. Great for a discussion on library rules! From Amazon: Have you ever thought about bringing your dragon to the library? Don't do it! You might have the best intentions, but that dragon will cause nothing but trouble. Using rhyming text and a diverse cast of characters, this charming picture book will provide some important ― and some not so important ― library etiquette
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K - 3rd
My Year in Books End of the Year Library Memory Book NO PREP 16 Activities
School librarians! I have created a meaningful end of the year memory book that covers all the library favorites from the year and summer reading plans. There are 16 no prep activities included in the memory book. Activities Include:Memory Book Cover (one for girl, one for boy)All About Me PageMy Book Cover - design a book cover to represent your school yearMy School's LibraryMy LibrarianMy Favorite Non-Fiction BooksMy Favorite Fiction BooksMy Favorite Fairytale BookMy Favorite Folktale BookMy F
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1st - 4th
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We Are Water Protectors Lindstrom 40 Book Reading Extension Activities NO PREP
This resource is perfect for the elementary classroom or school library. You will have 40 unique activities to use with your elementary students. You can pick and choose which activities work best for your class and there are plenty of choices for differentiating and making this work for many different grade levels.This resource was made to accompany the book We Are Water Protectors written by Carole Lindstrom and illustrated by Michaela Grade. This resource will allow students to be creative wh
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1st - 4th
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Interactive Library Notebook for the Teacher Librarian
***Revised***
Thank you to everyone for your suggestions and corrections. Please download the latest version, with an addition of the Media Center Notebook cover page.
The Interactive Notebook taken to a NEW LEVEL. Now one for the Teacher Librarian. This notebook is great for any elementary teacher librarian that teaches classes. Use as an anchor to teach information skills as well as a reference tool for students to go back to over and over.
Great to kick off the beginning of the year an
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K - 4th
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Reading Genres Fiction Activities: Would You Rather Task Cards
Looking for a fun activity to teach or review fiction genres? Would You Rather? cards ask students to choose between two options based on a fiction genre. For example, a card in the mystery set asks if they would rather try to find fingerprints on a corn dog or footprints in hot lava. Add some whimsy and fun to your genre studies!This helpful product includes:150 task cards, 30 each for 5 different fiction genres: Mystery, Science Fiction, Realistic, Historical, and FantasyTeaching tipsLesson p
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in: Reading Genres Fiction Activities Bundle
Mango, Abuela, and Me by Meg Medina 22 Book Extension Activities NO PREP
Heartwarming multi-generational story of a young girl whose Grandmother (Abuela) comes to live with her family. Abuela does not speak English and the young girl does not speak Spanish. Communication is tough for these two, but they slowly learn how to get by and get to know each other. From School Library Journal:Mia is unsure of what to think when her grandma, Abuela, comes to live with her. She must open up her room to share with Abuela, even though the two don't even share a common language.
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1st - 4th
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Book Care Pocket Chart Sorting Activity Library Skills
Book Care Pocket Chart Sorting Activity ⏐ Library SkillsTeach your students the importance of taking care of books with this fun and simple pocket chart activity! Young children need a lot of visuals and authentic opportunities to practice classroom rules and routines. I use this activity in my classroom during the first week of school as a way to teach and model proper care of our library books. I place the cards on a pocket chart in a whole group setting, and we review each card together. Af
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PreK - 3rd
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