Black Girl in the Library

Looking for an engaging end-of-year activity to celebrate literacy and critical thinking skills in your library? Introducing the Yearbook Mystery Game, a game designed to engage students as they wrap up the school year. Aligned with AASL standards, this game encourages collaboration, deductive reasoning, and literacy engagement among students. As they work in pairs to decipher clues and identify popular book characters, they'll also be honing their information literacy skills and fostering a dee

Engage your library learners in a fun winter themed game: Blizzard Book Battle! This game designed for elementary students (grades 2-5) is perfect for January. It engages students in Dewey decimal practice and allows them to explore the collection. This game will transform a traditional day of library learning into a snowy battlefield of knowledge and fun! Key Features:Interactive Learning: The Blizzard Book Battle is a team-based game where students work together to decipher clues related to w

Celebrate Black History Month with a powerful, ready-to-use library resource! The A Century of Commemorations: Black History “Research to the Top” Mega Bundle brings together 10 decade-specific research games, each highlighting essential Black history events, milestones, and achievements from 1926 to 2026. Designed specifically for school librarians, this bundle makes it easy to build an engaging, research-rich Black History Month program that library learners will love. Each decade set includes

Check out these library mazes! Perfect to review Dewey decimal classifications, ABC order, and search terms. Designed for upper elementary to middle school library learners, these maze activities reinforce a number of library skills including: ABC Order: The ABC order pack includes 16 mazes. Students will navigate their way through the maze by demonstrating their knowledge of ABC order. These mazes are fun for a center or after checkout activity. Dewey Decimal: The Dewey Decimal pack includ

Seasonal Library Scavenger Hunts for Elementary Students Make library skills practice engaging all year long with this Read & Color Search Activities Bundle, a collection of seasonal, low-prep library scavenger hunts designed to help library learners explore the library, read closely, and apply comprehension skills while coloring. Each activity invites students to read clues carefully, search the library space, and color specific sections based on what they discover, encouraging active participa

Elementary library students will love these maze activities. This maze activity will allow students to practice shelf order while having fun. Perfect for library centers. Includes 16 maze activities and answer keys.

Introducing a game that is all treats no tricks: Cauldron Call Challenge! This game designed for elementary students (grades 2-5) is perfect for holiday fun. It engages students in Dewey decimal practice and allows them to explore the collection. This game will transform a traditional day of library learning into day bubbling over with Halloween fun! Key Features:Interactive Learning: Cauldron Call Challenge is a team-based game where students work together to decipher clues related to Hallowee

Introduce your learners to the world of artificial intelligence, right from your school library! This AI in the Library Bundle includes THIRTY-FIVE engaging activity sets that break down complex tech topics into fun, age-appropriate learning experiences. From robotics to facial recognition and machine learning to chatbots, each worksheet includes cut & paste, coloring, or spin, color, search activities that visually reinforces each concept. These no-prep worksheets are perfect for digital cit

Make October in your school library both spooky and engaging with this Halloween Comment Mining 2-in-1 Worksheet! This unique activity turns your library learners into “digital detectives” as they analyze and sort online-style comments using colorful highlighters. With two themed versions included, learners will practice information literacy skills while having fun: Costume Store Post – Students decide which type of costume rules Halloween: scary, pop culture, funny/meme, or creative. Candy

It is the Christmas season! Engage students with this standards-driven December library lesson to celebrate the holiday season! This resource is designed to meet AASL standards, making it the perfect addition to your holiday themed lesson plans. "Which is Most Likely" Christmas Toy Game:Interactive Learning: Students engage with a series of thought-provoking questions about toys.Research Skills: Students use library databases, prior knowledge and other sources to verify their answers, enhancing

Looking for graphic organizers to enhance your library lessons? This resource contains over 150 worksheets for the intermediate or middle school library. Perfect for teaching research and other library skills. The AASL standards for library include 6 shared foundations and 4 domains. This resource was created to provide graphic organizers for use when engaging students in cycles of inquiry in the library media center or media literacy classes. Included domains: InquireIncludeCollaborateCurat

Make library research fun and engaging with this Race to the Top Bundle! Perfect for school libraries, this interactive activity pack helps students build inquiry skills, practice using nonfiction resources, and develop information literacy; all while having fun! Designed for grades 2-5, each activity challenges students to use library books or databases to answer short, research-based questions as they race to complete a column first. What’s Inside?Multiple themed Race to the Top worksheets

Make Winter Olympics lessons engaging, hands-on, and meaningful with this Winter Olympics Interactive Slider Activities Bundle! Designed especially for library learners, this resource combines nonfiction reading, research skills, and interactive learning into one easy-to-use bundle. Library learners use library databases or nonfiction books and answer fact-based questions about a wide range of Winter Olympic sports. With each correct answer, students slide the athlete along the course, turning r

It is the season of love! And your library learners will love his standards-driven February library lesson to celebrate the Valentine's Day holiday! This resource is designed to meet AASL standards, making it the perfect addition to your holiday themed lesson plans. "Which is True" Valentine's Day Game:Interactive Learning: Students engage with a series of thought-provoking questions about Valentine's Day related topics.Research Skills: Students use library databases, prior knowledge and other

Get your library ready for the new school year with this genre locker bulletin board set! This unique and colorful set includes everything you need to create an exciting display that will inspire students to explore new genres. What's Included:8 Genre Lockers: Representing Mystery, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Romance, Historical Fiction, Adventure, Horror, and Realistic Fiction. Each locker is filled with genre-specific items to spark students' curiosity. Blank Locker: Perfect for customization or

This March Bring monster myths and legends to life for your library learners with this ready-to-use “Which Is True?” activity, perfect for Monstrous March or any monster-themed lesson! This resource includes both a digital Google Slides version and a printable PDF worksheet, making it ideal for library, remote, or hybrid learning. Students will read questions about monsters, like dragons, Bigfoot, mermaids, and more, and determine which statements are true using online databases, nonfiction book

Hit the boooooooooks with this engaging Spin, Color, Research - State Halloween Candy Activity! This library activity is the perfect addition to your Halloween-themed center activities, designed for the elementary library, this activity will blend festive excitement with educational value. Product Features:Interactive Spinner Game: This spinner game is interactive and engaging.State Coloring Table: Discover each state's favorite Halloween candy.Research Component: Encourages students to use reli

It is Women's History Month. Include this activity in your March lesson plans. Check out this resource. It contains 75 Women's History 3D figures. This resource can be used in conjunction with a research project or as you learn about each figure in class. This set includes: Dolores HuertaMadam C.J. WalkerOprah WinfreyRosa ParksSojourner TruthHarriet TubmanMary McLeod BethuneBessie ColemanShirley ChisholmMae JemisonClaudette ColvinIda B. WellsAnna May WongPatsy MinkRuth Bader GinsburgHelen Keller

Introduce your students to the nine elements of digital citizenship with this engaging storyboard-style resource bundle designed for elementary and middle-grade library learners. Perfect for Digital Citizenship Week or year-round media literacy lessons, this bundle brings real-world tech topics to life through relatable characters and age-appropriate scenarios. This bundle includes storyboards for all nine elements of digital citizenship, covering topics such as: Consumer awareness Digita

Make learning genres fun and interactive with this Genre Maze Bundle! Perfect for library centers, extension lessons, or independent practice, this bundle challenges library learners to think critically about book genres while following a fun maze. What’s included: 8 Genre Mazes: Fantasy, Mystery, Science Fiction, Adventure, Historical Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Horror, and Humor.Each maze features: 11 book descriptions (a mix of correct and incorrect for the genre) Paths labeled with genre st