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2nd grade library skills games
Gingerbread Man Loose in the Library! A Library Orientation Scavenger Hunt
BESTSELLER!!This is a fun back-to-school library orientation activity for your younger elementary students and is based on the fabulous book The Gingerbread Man Loose in the School by Laura Murray!There are ten fun rhyming clues to learn more about different areas of your library. There is also a QR Code version of this scavenger hunt along with blank templates to create your own clues if you so choose. You pick which version you would like to use! I print out the clue cards on cardstock and
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K - 3rd
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Also included in: HUGE Elementary Library Resource BUNDLE!
Keyboard Bingo Game
Keyboard Bingo Game uses the keyboard as a game board to help students become familiar with letter locations. While playing this game, students will practice learning how to type or letter recognition. Ideal for beginning keyboard students in Kindergarten through 2nd grade but still fun for older students. Teachers might print to have on hand for substitutes, days without technology, or early finishers!What's Included:★ 30 different keyboard game boards in Mac, Windows, Chrome, and iPad ★ Keyboa
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1st - 4th
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Also included in: Custom Bundle for Alicia
BUNDLE! Picture Book STEM Challenges! 60 Activities for K-5!
60 different read alouds and related STEM challenges! All challenges work with grades K-5. Challenges are designed for 45-1 hour class including the read aloud time. You can split into two classes if necessary. All materials listed are reusable, but you must purchase the materials.Includes:BACK TO SCHOOL - 10 picture book titles and 10 related STEM challengesGROWTH MINDSET - 5 picture book titles and 5 related STEM challengesFALL - 10 picture book titles and 10 related STEM challengesWINTER - 10
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K - 5th
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Library BOOK CARE Guessing Game - Library Skills Lesson Activity
Have fun learning or reviewing BOOK CARE with this guessing game slideshow for Google Slides™! Great way to review library (classroom, and home) book care tips with your students! Easy, no-prep activity that you can add to your book care lessons!Looking for matching posters to hang in your classroom or library?⭐ Book Care Poster Set (with photographs) for Libraries and ClassroomsWhat is included in this resource:• 10 Guessing Slides (zoomed in images) of things to keep away from books• 10 answer
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PreK - 3rd
Head of the Class: Library Lingo - A Library Vocabulary Game
This library vocabulary game comes with a one page of directions and two vocabulary card decks of over 60 library themed vocabulary words. One set of cards has just the vocabulary word; the other set of cards has the words and clue words to help students who may have trouble coming up with their own clues. A student places one card on their forehead without looking at the card. The other students in the class or small group, give clues (either ones printed on the card or ones they come up with t
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2nd - 8th
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Also included in: Level-Up Your Library Bundle: The Book Wrangler's Greatest Hits
Library BINGO / Perfect for Library Rules
Kids LOVE themselves a game of BINGO. Why not use this entertaining game format to review your Library Rules? BINGO squares include vocabulary like fiction, nonfiction, shelfmarkers, bookmarks, spines out, etc. Perfect for the beginning of the school year, anytime that a little review is necessary, and even as a fun way to wrap up a library lesson.Libraries are as unique as the librarians that run them!! Our rules may be a little bit different; our vocabulary may be a little bit different; even
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2nd - 4th
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Also included in: Library Patch's Top 20 Product Bundle
Library Orientation Jeopardy
***Updated to include Google Slides version ***Library Orientation Jeopardy is an easy way to make library or media center orientation fun! A great way to introduce students to the library or media center, this interactive game includes 25 questions and answers in the following five categories:Book CareRulesGenresBook PartsGeneralEverything you review during orientation is covered and the slides are completely editable if you need to change any questions or answers.Simple and fun to play - your
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2nd - 5th
Book Care Lesson Tic Tac Toe or Bingo Game for What Happened to Marion's Book?
This is a 3-in-1 book care lesson for back to school time! It includes 27 lesson slides, a sorting activity, AND a tic tac toe (or blackout bingo) game with 20 cards. It pairs perfectly with the story What Happened to Marion's Book? by Brooke Berg. (Don't have the book? There are several YouTube readers who share Marion's story!) NEW for Fall 2023! I've added new bookworm tokens to match my original story, Woody Bookworm Takes Care of Books (which is also sold here on TPT).After reading either s
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1st - 4th
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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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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
Nonfiction Library Shelf Labels
Do you need to make your nonfiction section easier to browse, especially for your younger students? These nonfiction shelf labels will make it fun and easier for students to learn about all of the wonderful informational books that you have in your library!Years ago, I decided to create signage for my nonfiction section to help my very youngest students find what they need by using pictures of the book subjects. However, I still wanted them to see the call numbers for each subject so that as the
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K - 8th
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Also included in: HUGE Elementary Library Resource BUNDLE!
Dot Day Stations
If you haven’t heard about International Dot Day, which is celebrated on September 15th, you can read more about it here at http://goo.gl/2kgvfS .This is a great way to incorporate a fabulous story, The Dot by Peter Reynolds, as well as some wonderful stations in your library or your classroom! Included in this packet are 9 different station signs and directions, as well as examples to post for your students. I’ve also provided links to additional activities that you can print to use with these
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K - 5th
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How to Code a Sandcastle: An Unplugged Coding Activity
Want a super fun way to teach coding without a computer to students? Check out this unplugged activity that goes perfectly with the book How to Code a Sandcastle by Josh Funk! This activity has everything you need, even if you don’t have the book! Just create a grid, print out the signs, and you're good to go!Here's what is included:1) Action signs (Compass Rose, North, South, East, West, Jump over, Pick up Bucket, Empty the Buckets, Move Forward, Turn Left, Turn Right)2) Gameboard signs (St
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PreK - 5th
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Fiction or Nonfiction Task Cards Bundle
Review the difference between fiction vs nonfiction with these task cards for elementary students. This is a bundle of 2 task card sets. There are a total of 56 task cards. Set 1 has a book cover on each card and students decide if the book is a fiction or nonfiction book. Set 2 has a brief summary of a book. Students will decide if the book is fiction or nonfiction.You can use these task cards in many ways:Scoot activityHang them around the room and have students walk around and read them/answ
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2nd - 5th
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Genre Bingo
Do you want a fun way to review the different genres of literature with your kids? Then this is for you! These Bingo boards review the genres:AdventureFantasyHistorical FictionHumorMysteryScaryScience FictionSportsRealistic Fiction (I also included Biography and Autobiography.)Here's what's included:*12 different Bingo Boards*Clue cards with the genre definitions*Clue cards with story examples (2 per genre)*An editable version of the cards so that you can write your own clue cardsThis goes rig
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2nd - 6th
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Parts of a Book Story Elements Dice Game Worksheets - Library Lesson Activities
Do you like to use library games to reinforce skills? Practice identifying the Parts of a Book and Story Elements in your library or classroom with engaging dice games with worksheets that can be played in a small group, with a partner, or individually.Included in this resource:4 dice patterns with Parts of a Book to print, cut and fold, color and b/w2 dice patterns with Story Elements to print, cut and fold, color and b/w6 matching response worksheets in color6 matching response worksheets in b
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1st - 3rd
Back to School Library Games | Jeopardy | Would You Rather | Four Corners
This product will make the beginning of the year in the library so much fun!These three interactive games are a great way to make the beginning of the year engaging and exciting! Jeopardy Interactive GameThis resource (Powerpoint) includes 25 questions and answers in the following five categories:True/False RulesCheck Out/Check InDuring Library ClassBook Care True/FalseRandomThe best part... don't like a question or category? CHANGE IT! All categories and questions are completely editable.Also i
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2nd - 6th
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Library Rules and Expectations Jeopardy Style Game Show
Engage students in learning how to use the library with this fun Jeopardy-style game show! Kids can divide up into teams and choose from 25 questions about correct library behavior, how to find the book they want, how to take care of their library books, and how to reach their reading goals. This is an easy, humorous way to introduce library skills and foster discussion.These games do not appear to work on Macs. If you have a Mac, please pass on buying this product.Game show categories:Do it Rig
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1st - 5th
Library Joke of the Week | Library | Reading
Do you love to share laughs with your students? I know I do!Show your students a weekly joke, have them guess or share, and then show them the response! Each joke/question appears first and then to reveal the answer, just click! This Powerpoint includes 40 different jokes that are as silly as could be! If you choose to insert into Google Drive or open with Keynote, the product works seamlessly! Connect with me on Instagram by following me at: https://www.instagram.com/the.funbrarian/If you find
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K - 6th
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Library Jeopardy Bundle - Orientation, Digital Citizenship, Halloween, Holiday
This Library Jeopardy Bundle contains all my Library Jeopardy Games: Library Orientation, Digital Citizenship, Halloween, Reference Materials and Holiday! All games include both a PowerPoint and Google Slides version. These products are bundled together and include:Library Orientation Jeopardy:Library Orientation Jeopardy is an easy way to make library orientation fun! A great way to introduce students to the library or media center, this interactive game includes 25 questions and answers in the
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2nd - 5th
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Seek and Find Picture Puzzles for School Library - 5 Primary Activities NO PREP
Here are five library themed seek and find hidden picture puzzles for your primary learners. These are fun and engaging activities that can be used in the school library. I have tested these puzzles on children from kindergarten - second grade. There are five puzzles - each with an answer key. You can make this activity quick and easy or involved. These can be used individually (make one copy for each student) or in a library center (you can laminate and provide dry erase markers). Kids love the
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K - 3rd
Library Media Center - Book Care Bingo
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This purchase is for a Book Care Bingo game, which serves as a review on how to care for books. It could be used in the library or in the classroom. It is best suited for students in grades 2-6, but could easily be adapted for older/younger students. It includes 30 different BINGO cards, the answer key, and the directions page. Download my book care poster to go with it free from my TPT store, http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Brandy-Rinke!
This game
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1st - 8th
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Printable Banned Books Week Breakout | Escape Room | Activity
*No breakout box, locks, or tech required*It’s Banned Books Week, and someone has locked up some of the books! Your students will problem solve and collaborate to complete 5 tasks to get the books back! This breakout challenge has:- Set up directions/tips- 5 engaging tasks- 3 difficulty levels for 2 tasks- Answer keys- Clue cards
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2nd - 8th
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Library Lessons, Coloring, Games, Activities for Dewey, Research and More Kit #2
Are you ready to try activities and centers that support library skills like Dewey, parts of a book, research, genre and more? Get up and running with 16 cheerful and child-friendly literacy activities for your media centerYou will receive these 16 resources:Activities and Centers BUNDLE #1 for the School Library (5 products)Activities and Centers BUNDLE #2 for the School Library (5 products)Parts of a Book PowerPoint LessonGenre Reading LogGenre Card GamesLibrary Mouse: A World to ExploreRes
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K - 6th, Staff
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