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Library, an animated resource page with lesson plans and teaching tips, for Kindergarten to 3rd grade students, shows how to find and borrow books, newspapers, magazines, and music, from libraries.
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This elementary school library lesson plan is a great starting off point for a lesson, as well as for a teacher evaluation template.
School Librarians often struggle to create a cohesive library skills curriculum when subject area library visits are so unpredictable. Here's a visual organizer that lets you take control of your lesson planning and promotes collaboration with all content area teachers!
Teach kids all about graphic novels with this Make Your Own Graphic Novels lesson plan for upper elementary students.
Library lesson plans and ideas for the school librarian. Lessons incorporate Common Core and AASL standards.
Library lesson plans and ideas for the school librarian. Lessons incorporate Common Core and AASL standards.
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Roald Dahl Day is celebrated on September 13th each year to honor the beloved British author Roald Dahl. It marks the anniversary of his birth, and fans of all ages come together to celebrate his imaginative stories and unforgettable characters. Schools, libraries, and fans often participate in special events, such as reading his books, dressing up as characters from his stories, and engaging in creative activities inspired by his work. It’s a great day to revisit classics
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Students need and deserve short, simple School Library Lessons that support classroom learning. School Librarians need to focus on a single objective and offer a meaningful activity so students can practice what they learn. Here are some tips on how to create a good Library Lesson.
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Access the free resource library for elementary school librarians. Includes reading logs, printables, posters, lesson plans and more.
I just got back from a wonderful vacation to Pennsylvania. It was fun to show my best friends where I grew up. Sometimes I forget how much growing up in a land of cornfields, on an Amish farm for eight years, and the magic of nature really shaped the core of who I am. It…
Since my elementary school is in-person/seated at this time, I am doing Library on a Cart for the foreseeable future. With the unknowns that can occur at any time and with the possibility of being quarantined due to COVID-19 exposure, my goal is to have several weeks worth of substitute lesson plans ready in case I would need to be absent and not have time to plan. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on sub plans and I wanted to try to keep the ideas super simple and easy for a sub to complete with my classes since they have to go into 21 different classrooms throughout the week and will not likely complete check-in/out. I thought this might be beneficial for some of you, as well. I added multi-age resource links, book specific links and fillers. Click on the picture below to take you to the Google Slide with resource links. This document will be a work in progress, so be sure to check back often. Here's to hoping we never have to use these, but staying hopeful that we'll be prepared if necessary! :)
I don't teach the Dewey Decimal Classification System and you don't have to either. There's a better way to teach students how to find a book in our School Libraries and it supports Math! Read on to find out how I don't and do, do Dewey...
