jellyfish decoration for library book return drop
Bumble book return at Summit Trail Middle School
shark decoration for library book return
Sometimes I just don't understand things that perhaps I should. For example, I don't understand having a "book drop" INSIDE my library. My g...
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The new book return used at the SF public library.
By far my most popular display I've made is my No-Shave November . Which I do love. It's pretty hilarious. So I don't really have a lot to a...
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After my awesomely nerdy book return memes garnered some success (and how could Gandalf, Yoda, and Batman not be a success?), I made anothe...
To get into the Halloween spirit, we have decorated our book return! Feed our giant pumpkin!
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Welcome back, teachers! It has been great to see all of you so far this week and also to meet those new to Sycamore Park. Next week, we will...
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I don’t know about you, but I have a ridiculous number of books that are overdue right now. From Facebook, Instagram, and Library Media Conferences, I know that I am not alone. The school year is winding down and our last day of school is June 17th. I want to have plenty of time to […]
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I'm really excited about my latest project. I worked on it all day Sunday, even though I had loads of laundry and lesson planning to do! But it was worth it. I made a book to teach kids the right and wrong ways to handle books. This is not my idea. There is a famous book out there called Mr. Wiggle. Several teachers at my school have copies made from laminated construction paper with a cute little bear. I even think there is an actual published book out there, but it seems that it's out of print, and used copies are running $80 and up (yikes!). Anyway, making this book has been on my to-do list for years. So when I finally got around to doing it, I decided to update it a bit. So here it is: Just like in Mr. Wiggle, someone has been very naughty with this book and the forest friends are very sad! (Cheesy, huh?!) Here someone scribbled with markers and crayons... Here somebody drew a picture with a pencil... Here somebody got mud on the page... Here someone got juice and chocolate on the page... Here someone glued on paper and stuck on stickers....
I'm a nerd. Let's be honest. If I could venture a guess, I would say that a lot of librarians are. In any case, this nerdiness is really mak...
