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These packs are loaded with signs, bookmarks, bulletin board sets, reading incentives and more!

14 different themes to choose from

These cute packs will spruce up your Dewey

signage in your library/media center.

Available in 15 different themes.

These bulletin board sets can be used to highlight homerooms

who have returned all their books on time. Reward them

with a certificate, an announcement, or small prize.

Available in the 14 themes listed above.

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• Bee • Camp • Dog • Fun Pirate • Monster • Mustache • Ocean

• Owl • Rock Star • Space/Alien • Sports • Super Reader • Western • Wild Safari

Use these fun punch cards to encourage and reward your

patrons for reading. Available in the 14

themes listed on the previous page.

…for just about any genre, holiday

or season Also available in the 14 themes listed on the previous page

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Frames from Lovin Lit

Clipart from Creative Clips by Krista Wallden

and Ashley Hughes Come visit me on my blog

The Book Fairy-GoddessFollow my blog for more

ideas and resources or click on the pictures to be taken directly to the store.

Digital Citizenship This is a great unit to introduce Digital Citizenship

with your students. It includes a poster and double-sided bookmarks to use when discussing how to be a good Digital Citizen. There is information

about following an AUP (Acceptable Use Policy) as well as how to be safe while using the internet. Finally, it also includes isolated pieces from the poster in case you wanted to use these as way

to “build” the poster or for a review.

This is a great unit to introduce STEM or STEAM concepts into your library. It includes bright,

colorful posters for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. Each poster lists the

skills that can be used, and has a matching Challenge poster where activities can be

assigned. There are also 2 variations of a combination poster and bookmarks that can

be given to students.

STEM or STEAM Poster Set

Have fun teaching the difference between Fiction and Non-Fiction in the brightly colored activity set. Included are two definition posters, 2 sets of bookmarks, and 5 sets of practice

matching cards with 8 cards in each set.

Fiction & Non-Fiction Activity Set

The Book Fairy-GoddessFollow me on TpT for even more

ideas and resources!

This is a great extension to the Fiction and Non-Fiction Activity Set. This unit takes the learning one step further and

reviews the different story elements found in both types of stories.

Included are both color and black and white versions of the posters, retelling hands, and bookmarks for the kids to

practice at home.

This is a great way to assess whether students understand the 5 ways to search

using the catalog. The question cards rotate between author, title, subject,

keyword, and series. These cards can easily be hole-punched and put on rings to allow you to quickly asses each student as

they come up to check out books.

Destiny Search

This is a fabulous unit that includes 36 separate lesson plans to use with your students. Each lesson includes: a week

number, the library skill/concept taught, the book title and author, a detailed step-by-step

lesson plan, additional activities, and technology extension activities. Plans for Kinder & 1st grade are ready, and 2nd-5th

grade coming soon!

Lesson Plans for the Year

Story Elements

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Elementary Library Mama

Lessons, activities and signagefor the

Elementary Library Media Specialist

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Teach students how nonfiction books are organized in fun and colorful ways!

Engaging holiday activities incorporating library online catalog skills!

Fun activities for library orientation, the Caldecott Medal, “March is Reading Month” and practicing research skills!

Download my FREE “I Have…Who Has…? Library Orientation Game!

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• Critical thinking skills• Investigate story elements & artistic media• Study skills &

collaboration• Award certificates

included

• Dictionary & thesaurus skills

• Internet research• Calculator skills

• Parts of speech• Study skills• Vocabulary• Editing

skills

• 1 clue/day about famous historical figures

• Whole school enrichment• Traditional or digital research

• Healthy competition

• Amazing motivation

• 20 posters provide quick reference

for 20 types of poetry• Sample poems included

• Attractive & colorful for display in

the library

Graphics by www.southcoasttutoring.com/, Khdigi, & Gabby’s Classrooms

• Specialties include:• G.A.T.E.

• H.O.T.S.• Poetry• Literacy• Differentiation

• 20 task cards• Digital & traditional

research challenge• Informative & entertaining

• Thematic units based on popular pic-• ture books

• Literacy centers to extend concepts & themes in picture books

Decorate your library with thematic signs and bulletin boards.

The Library Patch

Take a look at some of the lessons on books and book care.

Help your teachers promote reading with these kits.

A series of reports for your first and second graders. These printable reports serve as a foundation for introducing the research process. Each report activates prior knowledge, leads the kids into creating questions, requires them to locate facts, and even has them creating a super simple bibliography page.

My First Research Project

Click on any picture to be transported to my TpT Store. Go ahead. Try it!!

Interactive Research Projects

These research projects fit BOTH Science

and Social Studies curriculum needs and

your information literacy curriculum. Excite

your teachers and your students with

these interactive projects. These projects

are engaging. Think of interactive note-

books, but in a research report!!

Don’t have time for a long project. Try my Research Shorts.

Interested in the Research Shorts, be sure to

take a look at the Bundle. GREAT DEAL!

RESEARCH TASK CARDS

Perfect for CENTERS!!

There is a set of cards for EACH month!!

Teachers Pay Teachers

Thank you to Amanda for her great graphics. Find her HERE.

Mrs. J in the Library offers…

makerspace centers and activities,

read-aloud activity booklets,

library learning centers,

ready-made signage, and MORE instructional and library

management materials for 21st century teaching. All of Mrs. J’s products are

editable and customizable!

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and on her blog, A Wrinkle in Tech.

Information Literacy Instruction

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TpT Newsletter!

Clipart by Little Red’s Schoolhouse and SayBeluga

Makerspace Starters and Circulating Maker Kits

Library Management, including “Whole Number Dewey” Signage

I am currently a Teacher- Librarian for Kindergarten to Sixth Grade. This Puppet Pals

Interactive Story Telling Activity has been one of the most enjoyable, engaging and

successful library projects I’ve been involved in. The kids have been inspired by books in our

Picture Book Collection and then brought their own stories to life

in our library/media center. So much fun!

Download the Free Preview and take a closer look

2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade

5th , 6th 7th & 8th

Grade Version coming in August 2014

Graphics from the Pond, Sonya DeHart Lovin Lit

You might also enjoy my

Read Aloud Cards via QR Code (in Safeshare). I often use these cards with my younger

grades. The students grab an ipad & card after borrowing and listen along to stories read aloud. They are also handy if you have high interest in a book and only

one copy. The story can be enjoyed by many students at the

same time .

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Back to school tip:

Using a planner will help keep your organized. and to find important information when you need it.

Survival Kit – a bundle of my most popular

resources.

Library Décor Packs: Freshen up your library with these resources.

No Prep printables So many uses

Grades K-5

Clipart by: Creative Clips Dancing Crayon Designs

East Tennessee Bookworm

Teaching with games and decorating with love!

Destiny Library Catalog

Do you use Destiny? Try these popular units to guide your students to

success!

To connect and get a glimpse at my View from Library Land, visit my blog:

The Trapped Librarian

BIG THANKS… to these

talented artists for the design elements in this page:

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TpT Stores Catalog! We hope you will find many

excellent resources for running your school library and

teaching information literacy skills.

All prices are subject to change at the discretion of the individual TpT seller.

Special thanks to all of the contributors, graphic designers,

and clipart artists whose work appears in this catalog. We

couldn’t have created it without you!

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