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Library skills printables for Microsoft Word
Therapy Dog - Social Script, Rules Poster, Visual Cards
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1. A social story outlining the rules of a therapy dog and how to interact with the therapy dog in the classroom and on the playground. I read this to all of the classrooms the dog will be entering as well as any small groups or 1:1 sessions I run with the therapy dog. It is a good way to introduce children to safe interaction with the therapy dog
2. A4 poster summarising the rules of the therapy dog to place in your classroom as a reminder. I also have a laminated version o
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Research Project Planning Packet
This research packet can be used as a whole for any major research project to help students plan their project and budget their time, or parts of it can be used for individual research lessons or short-term assignments. The teacher needs to walk through every part of this packet in order to teach students the various aspects of planning a successful research project and citing their sources.
p. 1 – The Research Planning page is for students to record their research topic and begin to organize t
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5th - 8th
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Summer Reading List - 5th grade entering 6th
Two page summer reading list, including a variety of genres and levels. Most titles include summaries. Feel free to edit at will. Developed for 5th graders entering 6th grade, but many titles appropriate for older and younger students.
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4th - 6th
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Library Literacy Worksheets
As a middle school librarian, I noticed many students at this age who still struggled with alphabetizing and numerical order, both of which are important life skills. When it comes to the Dewey Decimal System, the most important lesson isn't that students should have to memorize all the main classes, but rather to learn how to navigate an ordered system using the online catalog and understanding signage in order to find the information they are seeking. Understanding the difference between fict
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6th - 8th
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Library Scavenger Hunts
These 4 scavenger hunts are designed to help students become more familiar with fiction, nonfiction, biography, and picture books, their locations and their characteristics. This activity provides great practice and reinforcement for upper elementary school students. Includes 4 scavenger hunts: nonfiction, fiction, biographies, picture books
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3rd - 6th
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Library Passes 6 Designer Inspired Patterns
Library Passes designer inspired. 6 different patterns included in this library pass set. I have the grade level of the teacher and the teacher name typed in an editable text box. You can change it to fit your teacher names or delete it.
Print these trendy copies and give to classroom teachers to keep track of each patron. :)
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Classroom Library Sign Out Sheet - EDITABLE
Classroom Library Sign Out Sheet. This is a colorful classroom sign out sheet you can post in your classroom library to keep track of books checked in and out. I have a class "librarian" manage my checkouts. Students simply write in the title of the book they are borrowing, their name, and the date it was checked out. When the book is returned, they just put the date returned. I use the honor system with my class library, and most students return my books as soon as they finish with them. In col
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Not Grade Specific
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EDITABLE Fiction vs. Nonfiction Sort w/ Pictures and Words
Nonfiction or Fiction cut, sort, and glue activity. Every sorting item has a picture/ photo along with keyword(s). Feel free to edit and share.
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1st - 2nd
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Wondering with Wonderopolis (Distance Learning)
www.wonderopolis.org has a new Wonder each day!
I have created worksheets and a list of extension activities for Grades 2 &up that would work well with any of the Wonders listed on this amazing website!
Updated: 12/2016
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2nd - 6th
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Summer Reading List - 3rd grade entering 4th
Two page summer reading list, including a variety of genres and levels. Most titles include summaries. Feel free to edit at will. Developed for 3rd graders entering 4th grades, but many titles appropriate for older and younger students.
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3rd - 5th
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Media Center or Library Newsletter - Statistics Template
Share all the positive things that are happening in your media center or library with this newsletter template highlighting your circulation, top 10 books, and events. Great to print out monthly and display on your circulation desk. I also put this on our school website and social media pages. A great colorful and easy way to advocate for your space. Completely customizable!
Rainbow Watercolor Border Clip Art by Paula Kim Studio.
Don't see exactly what you need? Let me customize something for
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Not Grade Specific
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READING CHALLENGE - Read Around the World
READING CHALLENGE - Read Around the WorldThe challenge requires students to read 2 books for each of the 7 continents and includes a book summary report form.The challenge encourages reading and gauges understanding.This resource is a word document, therefore, all aspects of the challenge can be changed to suit your needs.
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1st - 12th
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Library Literacy Posters
This set of 4 Library Literacy posters may be used around the library to teach:
• How to Read Call Numbers
• How to read a Fiction Shelf
• How to read a Dewey Decimal-Ordered Shelf
• That there is Fiction in the Nonfiction shelves!
Many libraries are eliminating the Dewey Decimal classification from their libraries to make it easier for students to find books. But are we doing a disservice to students by not teaching them a method of organization which involves alphabetizing and numeric order?
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6th - 8th
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My Research Sources Fill-in-the-Blanks Worksheet
As a librarian, I kept several different types of 'fill in the blank' forms on hand for students to use when gathering bibliographic data for their research project reference list. This was my language arts teachers’ favorite form to use. It is an easy way for students to keep track of their sources and all of the information needed to cite a particular source. The pages include fill-in-the-blank examples for print sources [book, magazine, reference book] and online/Web sources [online encyclope
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7th - 9th
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Parts of a Computer Word Search Puzzle
This puzzle is a great addition to a technology lesson introducing children to the basic parts of a computer. Teachers can use it as a fun follow-up activity to review students' understanding of the vocabulary related to computer technology. The download includes pages with colorful pictures and definitions to make it easy for teachers to review the different computer components before students complete the puzzle.
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K - 2nd
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READING CHALLENGE - for winter
READING CHALLENGE - for winterThis reading challenge can be used as a winter holiday reading challenge.The challenge requires students to complete 4 tasks - read a short story and answer questions about the story; read a winter poem and answer questions about the poem; complete a winter themed doodle; complete a winter themed spot the difference.The challenge encourages reading during the holiday period and gauges understanding.This resource is a word document, therefore, all aspects of the chal
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2nd - 12th
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Finding Fiction Books in the Library Activity
Practice finding fiction books using call numbers.
Get students moving with this authentic learning activity.
There are three types of cards: 1) picture books, 2) fiction chapter books and 3) books in a series/set. Print them on three colors of cardstock (so they can be quickly sorted if they are mixed up), cut them up and placed them in three baskets. Students have to find one book of each type and record the author and title of the book on the response sheet (to hold them accountable and kee
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2nd - 6th
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Library Welcome Letter
Want a Library Welcome Letter for the beginning of the school year? Find one here! Just insert your name and your school's name - you'll be on your way.
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PreK - 12th
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30 Minute Library Lessons: What Should I Read Grades 2-5
Students often do not know what they want to look for during library visits. These 10 questions will help them see that life interests are a good place to start. Afterwards, you can collect the information to determine future book purchases for your library, or use the information to create pie charts to analyze with students in future classes.
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2nd - 5th
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Caldecott Medal Illustration Activity
This activity can be used in conjunction with a lesson on the Caldecott Medal either before or after reading award winning books. It emphasizes the fact that everyone's imagination is different, so all illustrations will be unique. Students will love becoming an illustrator then sharing and comparing their work with friends in their class!
Please note that the preview formatting appears slightly differently than the actual download. In case you cannot read the entire mock up page text, it says
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Grades:
K - 2nd
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Library Dewey Decimal Signs for Nonfiction
Need Dewey Decimal signs for the nonfiction section of your library? These are perfect for Elementary School Libraries and will even work for middle and high schools too. Each sign can be affixed to the top of the appropriate shelf. The numbers and subject topics are easy to read and set upon a pale colorful background.
These can be printed on cardstock and laminated, making them last for years to come.
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Not Grade Specific
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Digital Citizenship: Safe vs. Unsafe Information Sorting Game
Twenty statements that represent safe and unsafe information to share online. Perfect activity to go with Common Sense Media digital citizenship lessons about private vs. personal information. Download the Microsoft Word document and edit as need. Cut squares, laminate, and have students work in groups or pairs to sort the statements into "safe to share" and "unsafe to share" categories. This activity is a crowd-pleaser!
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2nd - 5th
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Also included in:Â The Big Computer Bundle
Speed Dating (with BOOKS!) Score Sheet
This score sheet allows students to peruse 25 librarian-selected titles in a "speed date" setting. The books are placed throughout the library (or classroom) with number signs. The sign could also include the title, author, and genre, if desired. Students start their "date" by writing down the title, author, and genre on the score sheet...next to the corresponding number. Next, students read the back of the book, look at a few pictures (if present), and read the first few paragraphs (or pag
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3rd - 7th
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77 Library MG/YA Book Series Book Marks (or Shelf Markers)
- Bookmarks are checklists for your students to use to see the order of books in a series and keep track of which ones they have read. It is a fun incentive. - These can be used as shelf markers for students to reference as they are browsing books.- There are a few extra blank bookmarks at the end. You may continue to copy the blanks and create more for the books that are popular in your student library collection.This is a Word Document of bookmarks for 77 titles.Here are just some of the ti
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Staff
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