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Library Learning Lab

Rated 4.73 out of 5, based on 15 reviews
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Greenwood, Arkansas, United States
About the store
After more than twenty years in the classroom, I found my home in the library—where I create engaging, no-prep library lessons and activities that spark curiosity and build a lifelong love of reading. My resources are designed for K–6 students and include print-and-go colorable worksheets, read-think-write activities, bookmarks, and seasonal literacy activities that are easy to use and highly engaging. What began as creating activities for my own students quickly grew into a passion for creating meaningful, time-saving resources for teachers and librarians. That passion is what brought Library Learning Lab to life on TPT. Whether you're looking for quick sub plans, enrichment activities, library centers, or ready-to-use lessons, you'll find resources that keep students excited about reading while making your job easier. Follow my store for new monthly resources, seasonal activities, and growing bundles.
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Preview of Editable Spring Flower Book Review Craft | Reading Response Bulletin Board | K–3

Editable Spring Flower Book Review Craft | Reading Response Bulletin Board | K–3

Bring reading to life this spring with this editable flower book review craft and bulletin board activity! Students reflect on books they’ve read by completing the petals of a flower with their thoughts and responses. When finished, the flowers create a bright spring reading display that celebrates student reading growth.This resource is EDITABLE, allowing teachers and librarians to customize the center title or prompts to match their classroom or library needs. Each petal encourages students
Preview of Extra Yarn Story Companion / Color by Number / Reading / Vocab. /1-4 / No Prep

Extra Yarn Story Companion / Color by Number / Reading / Vocab. /1-4 / No Prep

This Extra Yarn book companion coloring page is a fun and simple activity to use after reading Extra Yarn by Mac Barnett. Students color a patterned winter toboggan hat using a color-by-number key, making it perfect for reinforcing story themes while building fine motor and number recognition skills. This worksheet is printed in black and white, making it easy to copy and classroom-friendly. The bold outlines and clearly separated sections help students color with confidence and success. Wh
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Experience

After more than twenty years in the classroom, I found my home in the library—where I create engaging, no-prep library lessons and activities that spark curiosity and build a lifelong love of reading. My resources are designed for K–6 students and include print-and-go colorable worksheets, read-think-write activities, bookmarks, and seasonal literacy activities that are easy to use and highly engaging. What began as creating activities for my own students quickly grew into a passion for creating meaningful, time-saving resources for teachers and librarians. That passion is what brought Library Learning Lab to life on TPT. Whether you're looking for quick sub plans, enrichment activities, library centers, or ready-to-use lessons, you'll find resources that keep students excited about reading while making your job easier. Follow my store for new monthly resources, seasonal activities, and growing bundles.

Teaching style

In my elementary library, I use a variety of teaching approaches to create an engaging, supportive space where every student can thrive. I often begin lessons with brief, focused instruction to introduce new skills, followed by modeling and guided practice to build confidence. I especially enjoy incorporating inquiry-based learning, encouraging students to ask questions, explore topics, and take ownership of their learning. Collaborating with classroom teachers allows me to connect library lessons to grade-level content and strengthen literacy across the curriculum. To keep students actively involved, I integrate stations, technology, and choice-based activities that make learning both meaningful and fun. My goal is to nurture a love of reading, spark curiosity, and inspire lifelong learning in every student who walks through the library doors.