Library skills assessments for Microsoft PowerPoint

English Language Arts, Library Skills, Literature

This document contains a Power Point presentation on different folktale types: fairy tales, myths, legends and fables. It also includes 2 different printable exit ticket assessments. Simply print out the last pages of the powerpoint to use the printables. Students do not need to view the presentation in order to complete the assessment activities. They can be done without using the Power Point. Print out the assessments directly from power point. The file is a .pptx and was created wit

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Grades:

1st - 5th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Assessment, Printables

ACCELERATED READER AR Reading Logs, Goal Planning, Rewards BUNDLE {Editable}

Created by

A Taylor-Made Teacher

Oh, how we love AR! One trick of a successful year in Accelerated Reader is to hold your student accountable! With this bundle, you will save time and keep your students accountable all in one! PS. Not only is this entire Bundle EDITABLE, but it can be turned GRAY-SCALE to save your ink! #mindblown This bundle contains: 4 different styled Reading Logs 3 different styled Goal Planning Sheets 3 different styled Star Reading Awards Size: 8½" by 11'' sheets ------------------------------------

Subjects:

Classroom Management, Library Skills, Reading

Grades:

PreK - 6th

Types:

Assessment, Printables, Classroom Forms

Simile and Metaphor Figurative Language Power Point and Assessment

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Library Skills, Literature

This document contains a 25 slide Power Point presentation on similes and metaphors. It also includes 2 printable exit ticket assessments. Simply print out the last pages of the powerpoint. Students do not need to view the presentation in order to complete the assessment activities. You can use the presentation by itself. The assessments by themselves. Of course, you could also use them together. The file is a .pptx

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Grades:

2nd - 5th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Assessment, Printables

Dictionary Introduction Power Point and Assessment

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English Language Arts, Informational Text, Library Skills

This is a 7 slide power point presentation on the dictionary. It is meant to be an introduction to the dictionary and explains both how to use a dictionary and the different parts of a dictionary entry. It could also be used as a review instead of an introduction. There are two pages of assessments (or exit tickets) included in the form of bookmarks students will have to interact with to demonstrate understanding of the lesson. There are four bookmarks on each page for a total of eight diffe

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Grades:

K - 3rd

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Assessment

Fiction Genres in the Library Bundle

Created by

Mrs Lodge's Library

This bundle is my entire Fiction Genre unit. I typically teach this in third grade but you could use it with 2nd-4th. I teach one lesson on each of five fiction genres historical fiction, realistic fiction, science fiction, fantasy, and mystery), give students the option to participate in a genre passport project throughout the unit, and end the unit with a 1-2 week final project. The unit in total takes me six to seven 30-minute library lessons, depending on the final project. My thirty min

Subjects:

Library Skills, Literature

Grades:

2nd - 5th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Assessment, Lesson

Nonfiction and Dewey Decimal Power Point and Assessment

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The following is a two-part Power Point presentation and accompanying bookmark assessments on nonfiction organization and the Dewey Decimal System. The first part of the 17 slide presentation is an introduction on how nonfiction is organized versus fiction. The second part introduces the Dewey Decimal system and has a slide explaining several subjects for each hundreds category. I usually do each part of this presentation as its own lesson, but you could do it in one sitting, especially if it

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PowerPoint Presentations, Assessment, Posters

Grades:

K - 8th

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National Board Library Media: Component 1 Practice Test

Created by

Making Sense of National Board Certification

84 Multiple choice questions and answers to help you prepare for the National Board Library Media Component 1 Exam.Standards Addressed:Knowledge of Library and Information Studies (Standard III) • Principles of the Profession • Effective Organization and Practice • Collections • Information Seeking • Information and Communication TechnologiesAdministration (Standards V, VI, IX) • Evaluating the Library Media Program • Technologies for Program Administration • Outreach and AdvocacyAccess, Equity,

Subjects:

Library Skills, Professional Development, Test Preparation

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Assessment

Also included in: National Board Library Media: Component 1 Bundle

Biotechnology- Presentations- Current Event Project

Created by

MomentsofScience

I use this project in the beginning of the course to introduce students to the vast scope of biotechnology. This project is also perfectly adaptable for students to research the biotech industry's role in the current COVID-19 outbreak.1. Students first find a news article highlighting a recent discovery or achievement made in the field of biotechnology.2. Students research their current event. Focus is put on finding scientific journal articles. I bring my students to our librarian for a less

Subjects:

Biology, Library Skills, Science

Grades:

9th - 12th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Projects, Assessment

Also included in: Biotechnology- Activity Bundle- Projects, Labs and Virtual Investigations

Accelerated Reader Forms!

Created by

My Kinder Heart

Update 2021: All you need for Accelerated Reader (transferred into Powerpoint). These are the forms use for AR! I have included printer friendly pages as well. I use these for my Kindergarten readers, but you can edit them to fit your grade level! Packet includes:Editable Parent letter explaining AR *girl and boyEditable AR folder covers *girl and boy*I made 100% certificates *girl and boyReading logs *girl and boy

Subjects:

Classroom Community, Library Skills, Reading

Grades:

K - 6th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Assessment, Classroom Forms

Map Skills Coloring and Labeling Atlas Worksheets Continents and World

Created by

CarolJ Creations

Do you find that you students struggle to color and label maps correctly or they need to practice using an atlas to find and locate places on maps? If so, these map skills pages can help. There are 9 maps that cover the 8 continents and a world map. For each map students are required to locate places, bodies, of water, and color the map according to directions. Other skills such as labeling cardinal and intermediate directions, labeling the equator, rivers and capital cities are also covered.

Subjects:

Geography, Library Skills, Social Studies - History

Grades:

4th - 6th

Types:

Activities, Assessment, Independent Work Packet

Types of Reference Materials Lesson/Notes Bundle

Created by

LibraryBatz

In regards to research, students tend to struggle identifying what materials will provide them with valid, credible research. Successfully identifying appropriate sources for research is the first step in the research process. These guided notes, go hand-in-hand with the "Types of Reference Materials" powerpoint lesson, which provides detailed descriptions of the different types of reference materials as well as proper terminology, vocabulary, detailed examples & images, and "exit ticket"

Subjects:

Computer Science - Technology, Library Skills, Life Skills

Grades:

6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Assessment, Lesson

Library-Call-Number-Practice (labeling the book spines)

Created by

Mrs Librarian ish

Make your life easier with Library-Call-Number-Practice (labeling the book spines) is used in to help with identifying spine labels for lower elementary. The lessons focus on k-2 students. Students often have problems locating books on the shelves. After these lessons, students will master finding call numbers on the shelves. When they can find books on their own, it will leave you so much more time for daily lessons or book recommendations. These simple to use resources for library students in

Subjects:

Library Skills, Other (ELA), Specialty

Grades:

K - 2nd

Types:

Activities, Assessment

Halloween (October) Library Scavenger Hunts

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These Halloween (October) Library Scavenger Hunts are a great way to engage your students in your elementary library! The scavenger hunts are created for the purpose of students learning how to find books in the library by using a call number. The goal is for students to be able to do this independently, so every time they practice will help. It’s also a fantastic way to expose your students to more books by including a variety of titles, authors, and genres. Why is this scavenger hunt “with a t

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Grades:

2nd - 5th

Types:

English Language Arts, Library Skills, Reading

Also included in: Library Scavenger Hunts BUNDLE

Better-than-a-Book-Report: Read Challenging Novels and Present to Classmates

Created by

KnowStuff

Sometimes our kids need some motivation to get a good book when we take them to the library every month so they actually read it! This project pushes students to choose high quality novels that they will actually get into and then create a slide presentation that persuades their classmates to read that book too. Great for upper elementary students all the way up to 12th grade!

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Grades:

Not Grade Specific

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PowerPoint Presentations, Projects, Assessment

Dewey Library Jenga

Created by

Got Solution

Library JengaTake five classic Jenga sets and attached numbered stickers to roughly half of the blocks in each set (around 25 each). Make a list of books that will correspond to each number. You should have 5 lists for 5 groups.I will attach my lists so you can reuse or update. Each number represented a book. You will also get a power point outlining the steps of the game and complete game set up.It's a fun game to play and you really get to see how many students understand the Dewey Decimal Sys

Subjects:

Activities, Assessment, Games

Grades:

5th - 10th

Types:

Christmas Library Scavenger Hunts

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These Christmas (December) Library Scavenger Hunts are a great way to engage your students in your elementary library! The scavenger hunts are created for the purpose of students learning how to find books in the library by using a call number. The goal is for students to be able to do this independently, so every time they practice will help. It’s also a fantastic way to expose your students to more books by including a variety of titles, authors, and genres. Why is this scavenger hunt “with a

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Grades:

2nd - 5th

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Also included in: Library Scavenger Hunts BUNDLE

Thanksgiving Library Scavenger Hunts

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These Thanksgiving Library Scavenger Hunts are a great way to engage your students in your elementary library! The scavenger hunts are created for the purpose of students learning how to find books in the library by using a call number. The goal is for students to be able to do this independently, so every time they practice will help. It’s also a fantastic way to expose your students to more books by including a variety of titles, authors, and genres. Why is this scavenger hunt “with a twist?”

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Grades:

2nd - 5th

Types:

That Library Media Teacher

Also included in: Library Scavenger Hunts BUNDLE

Destiny Catalog Scavenger Hunt {Editable}

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Destiny Catalog Scavenger Hunt EditableLooking for a way to test your students’ knowledge of the Destiny Catalog? This is a great activity that hits several different areas of searching with Destiny. This is designed to be complete in a 30-40 minute period. Throughout the activity, the students will use: subject search, author search, title search, find call numbers and much more! You can also edit it to fit the needs of your students!This activity is great for:-Grades 3-5-As an assessment afte

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Grades:

3rd - 5th

Types:

Activities, Assessment

Winter Library Scavenger Hunts

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These Winter Library Scavenger Hunts are a great way to engage your students in your elementary library! The scavenger hunts are created for the purpose of students learning how to find books in the library by using a call number. The goal is for students to be able to do this independently, so every time they practice will help. It’s also a fantastic way to expose your students to more books by including a variety of titles, authors, and genres. Why is this scavenger hunt “with a twist?” Each b

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Grades:

2nd - 5th

Types:

Also included in: Library Scavenger Hunts BUNDLE

Back to School Library Scavenger Hunt

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These Back to School Library Scavenger Hunts are a great way to engage your students in your elementary library! The scavenger hunts are created for the purpose of students learning how to find books in the library by using a call number. The goal is for students to be able to do this independently, so every time they practice will help. It’s also a fantastic way to expose your students to more books by including a variety of titles, authors, and genres. Why is this scavenger hunt “with a twist?

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Grades:

2nd - 5th

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