Library orientation elementary

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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.

BoomLearning.com - Amazing authors make awesome learning content! These library orientation task cards are a great way to get your students off on the right foot in the library or media center. They are also great for review! The deck includes 26 questions in fill-in-the-blank, multiple-choice, and true or false format. Topics include rules and regulations, book care, book parts, and more. This is a fun way to get your students excited about reading!

How to to set up and prepare your elementary school library for back to school in just 5 days with these helpful tips and tricks.

A School Library Orientation establishes our relationship with students for the entire school year, so School Librarians can create customized orientations for each grade level in our school. Here's how I customize my first visits with returning students to rejuvenate their interest in the library.

Students will review different types of reading genres with this fun and interactive Library Orientation print breakout or escape activity.

Sometimes, library orienation can fell repetitive from year to year. Here, I list my favorite resources to use in your school libraries to start the year!

Don't let a short schedule keep you from providing engaging library programming. These 30-minute library lessons are perfect for librarians!

The only purpose of a library orientation is to "orient" students to various locations in the school library. This simple approach will make your students' first library visit fun and productive! Read more...

The purpose of a school library orientation, as with any library lesson, is to support classroom learning, and it's especially important that we set the tone of library visits for the entire school year. Here's what I do...and DON'T do...at this first visit with new-to-the-school students.