Library incentives elementary

Most of my 2nd to 5th grade students tend to read within the same literary genre. Fantasy is by far the most popular, from the Magic Tree House to the Deltora Quest and Percy Jackson series. To mot…

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Looking for an engaging way to get students reading? These reading incentives for elementary students may be the perfect solution.

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Here are some fun library activities to make check out time run smoothly

The Monthly Library Challenge is a fun way for School Librarians to make their libraries even better! The Challenges started in 2019, and they have changed a lot over the past few years. It started as a monthly challenge in a guided Facebook group, but now, it is a self-paced challenge with support in the Facebook group.

I know elementary librarians whose library programs thrive on the Specials Rotation. I am unfortunately not one of them. I was on the rotation only in my fifth year in the library, and it was enough to make me apply at the middle school for the next school year. Here's why it went so bad for me... #elementarylibrarians #specialsrotation #schoollibraries #librariantruths

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

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Classroom management in your school library can be fun with Quiet Library Critters! Learn more and grab freebies in this guest blog post!

Are you looking for elementary library lessons? A fun way to review what you've taught this year is with a Battleship library game! Read all the how-to's in this blog post! #LibraryLearners

This would be cool to do for the school-wide reading challenge. Find small, lightweight objects that are the same size to do this on the bulletin board to make it look more interesting, or the paper with the student's name and book? Or popsicle sticks? Different color per grade? They're light enough....

Next week marks the start of National Library Week!

Did you know you can play a game in the library? With the library's permission of course! Here are some games you can play with your kids from https://elementarylibrarian.com/?utm_content=bufferb7bec&utm_medium=social&utm_source=pinterest.com&utm_campaign=buffer #Fun #Games #LibraryGames

The Foley Public Library is here to provide members of the Foley community with the resources necessary to fulfill their evolving informational, educational, recreational and cultural needs in an environment that encourages lifelong habits of reading, community engagement and self-expression.

Adopt-A-Shelf is something I’ve been considering for my library for some time now. A few weeks ago, several librarians were discussing it on my state’s listserv, so I thought I would start it in my library for the upcoming school year. I’ve been working hard on all the materials so you don’t have to! I’ve

Help your students fall in love with reading with this library scavenger hunt template! Versions available for lower elementary and upper elementary kids.

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…