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This interactive Google Slide show includes 60 book character silhouettes. Students can try to guess the book title or the characters name. This game can be used with in-person or virtual students. A fun way to test your knowledge of children's book characters. All titles are for K-5 students. Includes a mix of classic and modern characters, and a mix of picture book, chapter book, and graphic novel titles. Do not use in slideshow mode, as you will not be able to move the question marks. You nee

This is a Guess the Book game in a slideshow format. Each slide contains a set of emojis. Use the emojis as clues to guess what picture book they represent. Under the question mark, is an image of the book's front cover. This game includes over 60 picture books!

This product is the same as the Guess the Book: Silhouettes Game I posted earlier. This is a Powerpoint version with the same content.

A "guess the book" game. This guess the book game asks you to guess the picture book based on the blurred book cover. This game includes 15 picture book covers. One slide shows the blurred book cover, then the next slide shows the answer.

A Guess the Book Game. This Guess the Book Game uses blurred images of book covers. Can you guess which chapter book each blurred cover image is? The chapter books are elementary school / middle grade level books. Includes titles like Charlotte's Web, Harry Potter, and Whatever After. This game was created using Google Slides. One slide shows the blurred cover image, the following slide reveals the answer.

Students use word clouds as clues to guess the title of a picture book. This was inspired by the libraries that shred a book into a glass jar as a library guessing game. The word clouds were created using summaries and text from the books. This can be used as a game or activator in reading classes or library media centers. It can be played as a slideshow or printed out and used as a matching game. Includes classic picture book titles as well as current favorites! 25 picture books!

A Guess the Book Game. This Guess the Book Game uses blurred images of book covers. Can you guess which graphic novel each blurred cover image is? This game was created using Google Slides. One slide shows the blurred cover image, the following slide reveals the answer.

A "guess the book" game. This guess the book game asks you to guess the picture book based on the blurred book cover. This game includes 15 picture book covers. One slide shows the blurred book cover, then the next slide shows the answer.

Guess the book title based on emoji clues! This version has a combination of classic and recent chapter books for elementary school students. There are over 40 slides. Each slide contains the front cover image of the book. This game can be played in-person or virtually.

Do you need new nonfiction signage? Or do you need a new display or bulletin board? This pdf contains word clouds for each of the hundreds neighborhoods in the Dewey Decimal System. You might use these word clouds as signage in your nonfiction section, or you could use them to create a bulletin board or other display. Each word cloud includes various topics found within that Dewey neighborhood. There are 10 word cloud signs.

This product was inspired by a library game I saw on Pinterest. In this game librarians shredded a book and put the pages into a clear jar. Library patrons were asked to guess the book based on the shredded pages. I decided to input summaries and text from books into a word cloud creator. Each page has a word cloud and a picture of the book it came from.     This activity can be used as a fun library or reading game. It can be also used as an activator at the beginning of class. Show the word

Do you think you know your picture book covers? Try this game, where you try to guess the children's picture book based on a small piece of the front cover. This is a fun game to play with your elementary school students. This game comes with 28 different picture books. If you enjoy this game, consider trying the chapter book edition, or one of my other book games.

Are you looking for a fun game to play with your students? Can you (and your students) guess the book based on a small piece of the front cover? In this slideshow you will find a combination of chapter books and graphic novels. For each book you will see a small piece of the front cover, when you go to the next slide the whole front cover will be revealed.

This Google Slideshow contains 5 picture book emoji puzzles. Each slide contains an emoji puzzle and the answer. The answer is hidden by a question mark. This is a great activity for both in-person and virtual classes. If you like this easy to use format for the emoji game, a longer version will be posted soon!