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This handy guide breaks down the essentials must-haves and must-dos for your first year in the Elementary Library. Whether you are coming from the classroom or college, it provides the basics to help you get started on a first successful year.

Included is a pdf for copying for classroom purposes or a digital copy to be displayed on a projector. Students should find 3 groups of 3 as the common connection in call numbers. Great for review or to introduce call numbers as well as a discussion of fiction and nonfiction. Call numbers are based on standard Dewey classification system.

Teaching secret codes is a sneaky way to help students write better. Use the color code to have students create messages. Also included is a bracelet template.

Your students will love coloring these festival holiday bookmarks!

Use word search list as a way to review library vocabulary or just have fun finding these words in our Back to School Library Word Search handout.

Do your students struggle to identify facts from written passages? Using this short passage on ice cream, teachers can introduce, teach or review how to extract facts from written passages.

It can be hard to get in a routine for returning library books. This tracing/coloring sheet helps reminds students and their caregivers to return library books.

Included is a digital copy to be displayed on a projector. Students should find 3 groups of 3 as the common connection in call numbers. Great for review or to introduce call numbers as well as a discussion of fiction and nonfiction. Call numbers are based on standard Dewey classification system.

Included is a pdf for copying for classroom purposes. Students should find 3 groups of 3 as the common connection in call numbers. Great for review or to introduce call numbers as well as a discussion of fiction and nonfiction. Call numbers are based on standard Dewey classification system.

Your students will love coloring these festive Hanukkah bookmarks!

Your students will love these holiday bookmarks to color!

Students often have trouble using common library lingo like "check in" or "check out." These images are easy to use to assist students.

Have your students write mini-book reviews on these printable bookmarks. Template is perfect for elementary students.

Get the ghost back to the graveyward following the alphabet. A low-stress way for students to practice alphabetization.

Quick check to determine if students can identify the title, author, call number, publisher and publication date.

Your students will enjoy coloring these holiday bookmarks!