Quick 6: Book Double Challenge
OVERVIEW Students will recreate a book cover by using things you have at home or the props available in the library. Book Cover Double is...
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OVERVIEW Students will recreate a book cover by using things you have at home or the props available in the library. Book Cover Double is...
OVERVIEW Día is a literacy initiative that is a nationally recognized initiative that emphasizes the importance of literacy for all...
OVERVIEW This activity serves as an introduction to library resources both online and offline. It is intended as a basic introduction to...
OVERVIEW This activity serves as an activity to engage students in Banned Books Week. The activity can be either printable or digital....
OVERVIEW The librarian will hide a pre-determined number of “golden tickets” in the library. If you want, you can provide clues to help...
OVERVIEW Students will learn about paper quilling and the art of rolled paper. Quilling is also known as paper filigree, paper rolling,...
Content Area(s)/Course/Grade: All (6 -12th) Lesson Topic: Literary Bookmarks Teacher: Librarian Expectation(s): Students will create...
OVERVIEW Students will create graphic ads showing why they belong at their school library based on popular graphic novels. Students will...
OVERVIEW This promotion explores a March Madness for books. It’s a reading competition where books are voted on to see which is the...
OVERVIEW Explore Blues music and its influence on American popular music. This lesson can coincide with National and/or International...
Overview Get Caught Reading contests can coincide with an of the national reading/library events like: I Love to Read Month (February),...
Content Area(s)/Course/Grade: All (7-8th) Lesson Topic: Copyright & Fair use Indicator(s)/Sub-Outcome(s)/Expectation(s): Students will...
Content Area(s)/Course/Grade: ELA (K-12) Lesson Topic: Reading Engagement & Independent Book Selection Indicator(s)/Sub-Outcome(s)/Expect...
“The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.”