Library Lesson Plans

Use wordless picture books to teach students how to make inferences. Includes FREE printable.

Looking for some beautiful books about spring? I’ve got more than 100 to share! Spring is in the air! Let’s celebrate by reading some beautiful picture books about the season. In this post I’ve gathered all our spring book lists into one place. Just click on an image to get to the post and start […]

So the last few posts have been about lesson books I use or am thinkng about purchasing. So today I thought I would talk about pictures books to use for lessons. While there are tons of picture books that you could read to your classes for entertainment, there are also some great picture books out there that are perfect for teaching media skills. Here are some that I have in media center that I use for media lessons (NOTE: prices and availability are subject to change): Source 32 pages, buy…

Are you in need of Kinder Literacy Lesson Plans? Then check this out! When I became a librarian, I had already taught third grade for 15 years. I was pretty confident in my teaching, and I felt like I had a good grasp on how to plan interesting lessons, build differentiated activities, and create... Read more

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Keep the kids busy and involved with reading over the summer by starting with our Printable Library Word Search. Great rainy day activity where the kids learn to recognize letter combinations.

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These are I Can Statement posters for you to use in your elementary library class. These are according to the NC essential standards but will fit most library classes. Enjoy and be sure to follow for more fun freebies Summer...

Amazing Race: Library Edition is a program that I’ve ran twice before. It always brings out a huge crowd – and for those of us who have a small budget – it’s a great program…

A handful of years ago I did my very first Genius Hour in my third-grade classroom. For those who have never heard of Genius Hour, it is a student-directed hour of independent projects that is based on Google's 80/20 philosophy of work ( More on that here , plus a great video to

Caldecott Medal Introduction: Includes an introduction to the award, mock Caldecott activities and graphic organizers for 8 winners.

I love the first week of library lessons!! While it’s often a blur of activity, it’s always fun to see the kids walking into the library, some for the first time, some for the 100th time, but all of them having that look of excitement. I know just how they feel! ... Read more

Common Core Library Lessons -- for LMC's to add to. Not a whole lot there at the moment, but it links to TN's listing for the standards and it's a MUCH better layout than what our DPI uses!

Author's Purpose Game- Students read the book description and determine whether the author's purpose was to persuade, inform, or entertain. Perfect for a small group activity!