Third grade library

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Yes, it has it's own board on my Pinterest account. I used to be embarrassed by how fascinated and excited I was about classroom libraries. I paroused thrift stores, hit up retiring teachers, and planned my weekends around library book sales for months leading up to my first year in the classroom. By the time

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This year, I decided to make some modifications to my classroom decor, and I am thrilled to share this reveal with you all. This post contains affiliate links for which I may make a small commission at no extra cost to you should you make a purchase. Before I describe each area of my classroom […]

In my opinion, the library is the most important part of any classroom. It’s safe to say that I am obsessed with having an organized library tailored to my students’ wants and needs. Two years agoI decided to “ditch the bins” and seek a different form of classroom library organization. After seeing how much my ... Read more

Ideas for organizing a colorful classroom library from Lessons with Laughter

How should I setup my classroom library? Here are some MUST-READ ideas to organize your books, how to create an inviting space for your students, and how to help fund your classroom library!

These books are perfect for third graders and third grade classrooms! I use them for the classroom library, read alouds and for book clubs during guided reading groups!

Without hesitation, my library is the most important part of our classroom. In 5th grade, my students never had a designated library time, so many times my classroom library was the only one my 90 5th grade friends would see. Additionally, I want students leaving my classroom knowing that reading is amazing and there is always a book for them! #5thgradeclassroom #classroomlibrary

Do you use a yearly pacing guide? It is so handy to have a map of how you plan to fit the various standards into your academic year. Things WILL change, but it nice to have some idea of where you'd like to be with your instruction. I think that it makes lesson