I've laid out a step by step tutorial for you to label your classroom library books by theme. With 35 categories, you'll get book labels and basket labels to make it simple for even kindergarten to keep your collection organized.
Print as many labels as you'd like or need.
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These are perfect for my kinder classroom. They are simple, but matach most themes we cover. Thanks
September 22, 2012
asjohnst
Out of all the book labels I have looked at these are my favorite!! Simple, yet cover all the bins I would want!! Thank you!
August 21, 2012
dainty915
Love these. This will make my library organization so much easier. One thing- you skipped Thanksgiving!
August 12, 2012
hbutchart
I am a third grade teacher right now and switching to Kinder next year....my bins currently are organized for their needs and this will help me so, so much!!! Thank you!!
May 11, 2012
mrscone
These labels are very helpful. Thanks!
February 26, 2012
tsnash
Those are great! I can't wait to use them.
October 9, 2011
slove22
Creative and simple way to organize. Love this product! Thank you, Stephanie
Thanks Jamie for taking the time to share your feedback. Glad you like the little labels too. This system has worked great for me for all of my teaching years, so I hope you find something similar!
- Leslie
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Hello! I am a new kindergarten teacher this year so my library is very small and simple--I was hired on back-to-school night so haven't had lots of time to organize my library as it's all I can do to keep up with the daily needs! My categories right now are very general--fiction, non-fiction, seasons and holidays, & counting and ABCs. (I also have "animals" but you already have a label for that.)
I was wondering if you could create some more general labels (or send me an editable version of your labels so I could do it for myself) using the same pictures and ideas you already have--like "science" with the pictures for weather, plants, and space; and "holidays" with the pictures for various holidays, "seasons" with the pictures of all 4 seasons, etc. That would be a huge help for newbies like me who don't yet have enough books to be able to sort our libraries so specifically! I would be willing to pay a few dollars for your extra time.
Hi Aelynn,
Thank you for your inquiry. At this time, I am not able to complete your request.
- Leslie
January 20, 2013
mtermine
Leslie- Love the Library overhaul! Also have enjoyed watching the kiddos put things back where they belong! I was wondering, how/if you can adapt the basket label as well as the book labels. I have a few that I don't like how they fit anywhere else (Ex: Disney, Olivia, Pinkalicious are just to name a few). Thanks for the product and any info!
Hi, I usually would put pinkalicious into the "fun and silly" category or if they become classics in your classroom, I'd add those. I've even created a basket that rotates quickly in our classroom and added just a "books we love" label and those come from all other baskets but are ones we read and reread a lot as a class and love. Perhaps your Disney books would fit into the classics or fairy tales? You're welcome!
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