Library guessing games

Literary games that will spruce up your book club or teen program in a public or school library. Charades, basketball games and more are listed.

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…

Free library games and resources, including printables, worksheets, and slideshow presentations designed to help kids build library skills.

Exactly as it says on the tin: We'll give you a series of emojis and you just click whether you get it or nah. Don't be lyin' now.

A library scavenger hunt is a great way to assess library skills. They let students practice skills they learn about finding resources in the library.

Tired of seeing bored students during study hall? Looking for fresh ways to get them excited about visiting the library? In this post, I’ll share creative monthly challenges that I’ve used to transform my school library into a hub of activity and imagination. From turning a ghost into a famous book character in October to building epic summer reading stacks in June, these simple yet impactful ideas will inspire students to engage, create, and explore—all while keeping your library lively and…

Library Card Signup Month is here! Getting a library card is important for so many reasons, and I want to promote it as much as possible at my library. When I saw this Pinterest post asking for guesses about the number of books in the library my first thought was: Why not have people guess how many library cards we give out in a year? At that moment a last minute passive program was born. I decided to have a contest where kids could guess the number of library cards given out. Whoever…

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Keep learning fun and engaging with a library game in December! Learn how to play this Christmas Picture Book Trivia game with your students.