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6th grade library skills clip arts for Microsoft Word
Dewey Decimal Shelf Labels for Library
I am currently working as a teacher-librarian and I illustrated these labels to tape to the shelves in my library. They are great for primary students, and English Language Learners. They clearly state the topic, Dewey number and have a colourful illustration of the topic. Not only do they make things easier to find for students, they also add a bit of colour and brightness. When students don't know what book to read, I often tell them to read the signs on the shelves to find something they are
Grades:
K - 8th
Autism Classroom Management and Communication
This packet includes over 100 classroom labels to support expressive and receptive language in students with autism. Simply print, laminate, cut out, and use!
Emotions:
I'm excited.
That's funny.
I don't like that.
I don't want to.
I'm sad.
I'm sick.
I'm happy.
Requests:
Clean up, please.
Sit down, please.
Are you ready?
Watch me.
Wait.
Thank you.
No thank you.
Yes.
I need help.
I don't want that
I want that
Line up, please.
That's right!
Try again
Clam hands, please.
Calm body, please.
Do you
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Types:
"Check Out Our Audio Books" Spine Labels
As a school librarian, I am forever encouraging my students to check out our audiobooks. Oftentimes, students browse my stacks without even realizing that some of the books are available on cd or playaway. I created these fun, eye-catching labels that I print out, laminate, and affix to the spine of novels that have corresponding audiobooks. My students now instantly know if a book has an audiobook as well.
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Grades:
K - 12th
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