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!
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If you’ve been patiently waiting for me to finish the 3rd Grade Literacy Lesson Plans, I’m happy to announce that your wait is FINALLY over! Yes, you read that correctly! They are officially posted here on my website as well as on my TpT store! If you are new to my website,... Read more
If you’ve been patiently waiting for me to finish the 3rd Grade Literacy Lesson Plans, I’m happy to announce that your wait is FINALLY over! Yes, you read that correctly! They are officially posted here on my website as well as on my TpT store! If you are new to my website,... Read more
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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This past March, I posted a blog about a series of books about a cat named Chester who comes to visit the library and ends up learning what to do in a library, book care, and the types of books that can be found inside the library. I originally purchased these three books from... Read more
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.
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…
Access the free resource library for elementary school librarians. Includes reading logs, printables, posters, lesson plans and more.
This elementary school library lesson plan is a great starting off point for a lesson, as well as for a teacher evaluation template.
This is a great activity to go along with "The Parts of a Book" interactive poster that I created (https://goo.gl/IbFHfG), but it can also be used alone. I've included 2 posters labeling the parts of a book, and one poster that combines them both. The vocabulary words on the posters are:Front Cover...
I love the beginning of the year, and teaching the Parts of a Book is one of my favorite lessons to do. I had previously created an activity where students actually help me MAKE a book, and then we reviewed the vocabulary on a large interactive poster. (You can read about that activity here.)... Read more
I love the beginning of the year, and teaching the Parts of a Book is one of my favorite lessons to do. I had previously created an activity where students actually help me MAKE a book, and then we reviewed the vocabulary on a large interactive poster. (You can read about that activity here.)... Read more
Have you ever gotten an idea in the middle of the night and just had to get up and go work on it? That’s what happened to me a few weeks ago, about book care nonetheless! I was dreaming and came up with what I think will be a really fun idea. I’m... Read more
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Over the last four years, I’ve developed a tradition of visiting the younger grades as the “Book Fairy” on the first day of school, and then visiting 3rd-5th as the “Library Goddess” on the second day of school. I quickly pop into all the classrooms after the announcements, and just do a quick... Read more
