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Library skills teacher manual microsofts
Library Skills Lessons, Labels, Sub Binder, Index Activities, and More Kit #3
Is it time to teach some lessons that support library skills? This STARTER KIT BUNDLE #3 can get you up and running with 7 great PowerPoint lessons and more. Also, be prepared and organized with a Substitute Binder. Plus signs and labels to get everything where it belongs. 13 Resources at a 30% discount!Included in this BUNDLE:Library Book Care in the Library PowerPoint LessonComputer Search in the Library PowerPoint LessonLibrary Skills Order Pt. 1 PowerPoint LessonLibrary Skills MORE Order P
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Not Grade Specific
MyView 1st Grade PowerPoints daily lessons for each Unit
Do you struggle with all of the workbook pages in MyView? Looking for something to keep you organized? This is weekly PowerPoint slides with the daily lessons.
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Grades:
1st
Service Learning Unit and Project
A 5 day teaching unit on Service Learning with a project extension and articles. Your students will:• Gain a better understanding of diverse cultures and communities.• Connect with members in their own community.• Learn more about social issues and the root causes of the issues at hand.• Develop strong leadership, collaboration and communication skills.• Obtain an opportunity to act on a value or belief.• See how content learned in the classroom is applied in the real world.• Realize that they c
Grades:
3rd - 9th
Library Media Center Grade Level Editable Curriculum Guide
This product breaks down the library media center use categories: citizenship, organization, classification system, online catalog, literary elements, literary appreciation, literary criticism, reader advisory, topic definition, and information seeking strategies and broken down into sub categories among students in grades K-8. This is an editable document, so you can change the color coordination to meet your students individual learning needs. Colored categories include introduced, reinforced,
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K - 8th, Staff
Elementary Library Procedures and Expectations
One thing I have learned is that starting the year with your library expectations is a must.How do you want students to interact and use the library? How do they line up to leave? How do you want them to sit on the carpet? It might seem silly to create and talk about expectations for checking out but your students need to know what you expect. Setting the expectation for each procedure is essential. Enter my library procedures structured as lesson plans. Each expectation is easily laid out inclu
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Not Grade Specific
Material Check out Form * Editable *
Editable Google Doc Check-Out form. Great to monitor materials going in and out of the classroom.
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K - 12th
Classroom Library System
In this PDF, I have created a step by step process on how to set up your classroom library with Booksource.com! The presentation shows you how to have an organized, easy to use (for you and your students), digitally logged library . Works for all aged kids, helps encourage reading at home, and minimizes the headache of having to take time in your day to personally check out books from your library. I have also included some helpful hints and things I have learned from using this with my own stud
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Staff
Library Curriculum Pacing Guide (Middle School)
Planning out your yearly curriculum and pacing can be very stressful if you are a new middle school librarian. Hopefully with this EDITABLE pacing guide, you will feel more comfortable and confident in planning your library classes for the school year.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Mi Cuaderno Verde
Este paquete es un grab recurso para maestros o padres, su hijo puede aprender el color primario verde de una manera creativa
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
Harry Potter Google Forms Escape Room Answer Key
Answer key to the Harry Potter Digital Escape Room, which can be found here.
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Grades:
4th - 9th
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Library/Media Center Wanted List Student Request Sheet
Do your students have specific books that they want to add to the library? This wanted list is a simple way to help students have a place to request books that the library doesn't have and they want. Edit, print, and fold in half to keep on a small clipboard that the students have easy access to. Students love adding special request to it!Here's what's included:A editable Google doc that you can edit and print.Enjoy!Shelby
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1st - 12th, Not Grade Specific
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