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Welcome to LibraryLemons. For over 20 years I've been a librarian in a variety of settings - the past 17 years I've watched my students go from PreKs to fifth graders at a school library in Virginia. I love picture book biographies, word play such as idioms and cryptograms, and, of course, doughnuts. Most of the resources in the LibraryLemons store are ones that I pair with read-alouds in the Library, use in coordination with classroom teachers as we review skills (ABC order, for example), or provide as a word-related challenges.
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Preview of Fact vs. Opinion Sort & Glue Activity | Ramadan | Eid al-Fitr | World Religions

Fact vs. Opinion Sort & Glue Activity | Ramadan | Eid al-Fitr | World Religions

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This fact or opinion cut, sort, and glue activity is the perfect way to review the difference between fact and opinion, while learning about or celebrating Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr. This activity would be a great follow-up to a fiction or non-fiction read-aloud or as a compliment to ELA units on world religions. Students in the library or the classroom cut and sort the following six statements into three facts and three opinions: Ramadan ends with the celebration Eid al-Fitr Purple is the best
Preview of Fact vs. Opinion Sort & Glue Activity | Pi Day | 3rd Grade + | 3.14

Fact vs. Opinion Sort & Glue Activity | Pi Day | 3rd Grade + | 3.14

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This fact or opinion cut, sort, and glue activity is the perfect way to review the difference between fact and opinion, while celebrating Pi Day on March 14th.Students in the library or the classroom (suggested for grades 3+) cut and sort the following six statements into three facts and three opinions: You should eat a pie on Pi Day. Albert Einstein was born on March 14th! Pi Day should be a federal holiday. Walking in circles is the best way to celebrate Pi Day. Pi Day is celebrated on March
Preview of Analogies Crossword Puzzle For Library or Classroom | 4th Grade+ | Printable

Analogies Crossword Puzzle For Library or Classroom | 4th Grade+ | Printable

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This analogies crossword puzzle is the perfect resource to use with your students (I recommend grade 4 and up) to practice solving word relationships. Perfect for fostering analytical reasoning while expanding and exploring vocabulary. I use activities like this crossword as a "can do" option in my library after a read aloud and check out. Classroom teachers will find them useful as a fun review method or test preparation. This crossword has a spring theme, but can be used year-round for pract
Preview of VA SOL 3.4 | 7 Resource Bundle | Homophones, Dictionary, Atlas, Nonfiction

VA SOL 3.4 | 7 Resource Bundle | Homophones, Dictionary, Atlas, Nonfiction

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This seven product bundle contains a fantastic variety of task cards and printables, such as word searches and a choice board, to help students review homophones, reference resources such as dictionaries and atlases, nonfiction text features and keyword usage. Use them in the classroom or as a library skills warmups. These activities support your ELA goals at (recommended grades 3 and up), and are especially appropriate for students preparing for the Virginia state SOLs in reading.Pl
Preview of Fact vs. Opinion Sort & Glue Activity | St. Patrick's Day | 2nd Grade +

Fact vs. Opinion Sort & Glue Activity | St. Patrick's Day | 2nd Grade +

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This fact or opinion cut, sort, and glue activity is the perfect way to review the difference between fact and opinion, while celebrating St. Patrick's Day.Students in the library or the classroom (suggested for grades 2+) cut and sort the following six statements: St. Patrick's Day is on March 17th Wearing green on St. Patrick's Day always brings good luck Watching a parade is the best part of St. Patrick's Day St. Patrick was a real person who lived in the 4th century St. Patrick is the patro
Preview of Super SOUPer Bowl | Word Search Find for Library or Classroom | 3rd Grade & Up

Super SOUPer Bowl | Word Search Find for Library or Classroom | 3rd Grade & Up

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Sure the Super Bowl is coming up, but what about the SOUPer Bowl?This word search focuses on soup, and just the soup. Words can be found going up or down - no overlaps or diagonals makes this a perfect word find for students getting used to solving these puzzles. (Pssst...This resource also makes a fun game for your teacher or staff SOUPer Bowl potlucks or luncheons.) This word search is also a nice introduction to library resources in the 700s section; students can research countries of origin
Preview of Ancient Mali Rome Egypt China Greece Vocab & ABC Order Practice - VA 3.2 - 3.8

Ancient Mali Rome Egypt China Greece Vocab & ABC Order Practice - VA 3.2 - 3.8

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This set of five alphabetical order practice worksheets does double duty: students in grades 3 + (or any student needing review) review key vocabulary associated with the ancient civilizations of China, Mali, Egypt, Greece, and Rome, while at the same time practicing their alphabetizing skills to the 1st, 2nd, and/or 3rd letter. This cut & glue activity also provides the opportunity for tactile learning.Answer keys are included for each worksheet. Materials needed: Students will need a copy
Preview of Friday the 13th Word Search for Library or Classroom | Grade 4 and Up

Friday the 13th Word Search for Library or Classroom | Grade 4 and Up

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This Friday the 13th Word Search is perfect for your library or classroom students (recommended for fourth grade and up) to celebrate (?) or debate Friday the 13th. With nine words, this word search has words going in multiple directions (up and down, backwards, forward, diagonal) and overlapping. The 9 words included are:SuperstitionBadluckFridayUnluckyMisfortuneThirteenFearMythTriskaidekaphobiaAnswer key included, of course. Materials needed: Students will a copy of the word search and a penc
Preview of ABC Order Christmas Activity | Cut & Glue Worksheet | Santa's Reindeer

ABC Order Christmas Activity | Cut & Glue Worksheet | Santa's Reindeer

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This alphabetical order practice worksheet is perfect for Christmas and the winter holidays in both the library and the classroom (suggested for grades 3+). A tactile cut & paste activity is perfect for practicing ABC order to the first, second, and third letters . A Santa's reindeer theme makes it perfect as a pre-Winter break activity and for after a holiday-related read aloud. The 9 words included are: Prancer Vixen Donner Cupid Dasher Blitzen Rudolph Comet Dancer Answer key included, of co
Preview of Fact Opinion Sort Activity | Hanukkah Activity | Cut & Glue | Elementary

Fact Opinion Sort Activity | Hanukkah Activity | Cut & Glue | Elementary

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This Fact or Opinion Cut and Paste Sort Activity - Hanukkah Theme is a perfect follow up to your Festival of Lights unit, Hanukkah read-aloud, or can make a great "can do" choice time activity for after library checkout. Students in the library or the classroom (suggested for grades 2+) cut and sort the following six statements: Getting presents is the best part of Hanukkah. Hanukkah is the best Jewish holiday. Hanukkah lasts for eight nights. Applesauce tastes better on latkes than sour cream.
Preview of Logic Puzzles - Upper Elementary Brainteasers - Greek Gods - Egypt Themed

Logic Puzzles - Upper Elementary Brainteasers - Greek Gods - Egypt Themed

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Save 20% with this two teaser bundle of logic puzzles; perfect for use in the classroom or the library as fun connections to the curriculum or just opportunities for students to engage in critical thinking. Great for early finishers! Each item is described in detail in the product description and preview.
Preview of Greek Gods Logic Puzzle | Library | Upper Elementary Brainteaser | Mythology

Greek Gods Logic Puzzle | Library | Upper Elementary Brainteaser | Mythology

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Four Greek gods have been scattered to different locations and even their associated items are not with them in this logic puzzle scenario. This brainteaser is perfect for your upper elementary students, early finishers, or students who love a thinking challenge! Match the four gods, the item they ended up with, and their new location. This puzzle does require some prior knowledge of the four Greek gods. To solve the puzzle, students will first need to know that Hades is usually with Cerebus
Preview of Egypt Return to the Museum Logic Puzzle | Library | Upper Elementary Brainteaser

Egypt Return to the Museum Logic Puzzle | Library | Upper Elementary Brainteaser

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Ancient Egyptian artifacts are returned to the museum in this hypothetical logic puzzle scenario. This brainteaser is perfect for your upper elementary students! You do not need to have prior knowledge about Egyptian artifacts to solve this brainteaser: match the artifacts, the country from which they are being returned, and the room in which they'll now be housed. How do logic puzzles work?In this logic puzzle, I have created 12 different pieces of information that students will match up to cr
Preview of Reference Resources: Atlas Word Search - Library Skills

Reference Resources: Atlas Word Search - Library Skills

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This atlas, (book of maps), word search is perfect for your library or classroom students (recommended for third grade and up) as they learn about or review this handy and fun reference resource. With fifteen words, this word search has words common to world atlases, going in multiple directions (up and down, forward, backwards, and diagonal) and overlapping. The 15 words included are: compass rose political physical east continents north south countries states index provinces population geogra
Preview of Hanukkah Brainteaser | Library or Classroom | Upper Elementary Logic Puzzle

Hanukkah Brainteaser | Library or Classroom | Upper Elementary Logic Puzzle

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Get ready to take a spin this Hanukkah season with this dreidel-themed logic puzzle for your upper elementary students and above! You do not have to have prior knowledge of the dreidel game to solve this brainteaser: match the parent and child dreidel team, and figure out what letter they spun on their turn! How do logic puzzles work?In this logic puzzle, I have created 12 different pieces of information that students will match up to create four sets of answers. Using the clues provided, stude
Preview of Veterans Day Word Search / Find and Fact Versus Opinion Activity

Veterans Day Word Search / Find and Fact Versus Opinion Activity

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Two Veterans Day ResourcesResource OneThis Fact or Opinion Cut and Paste Sort Activity is a great concluding activity to a Veterans Day read-aloud or a class discussion of this important holiday. Students in the library or the classroom (suggested for grades 2+) cut and sort the following six statements: Veterans Day honors all veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces. Veterans Day is a federal holiday. Veterans Day is on November 11th. I think watching a Veterans Day Parade is fun. Veterans Day shoul
Preview of Veterans Day Word Search 4th Grade for Library or Classroom

Veterans Day Word Search 4th Grade for Library or Classroom

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This Veterans Day Word Search is perfect for your library or classroom students (recommended for fourth grade and up) as they learn about or review this important observation. With nine words, this word search has words going in multiple directions (up and down, backwards, and diagonal) and overlapping. The 9 words included are:veteran Armistice November thank honor defend flag serve observe Answer key included, of course. Materials needed: Students will a copy of the word search and a pencil o
Preview of Multiplication Mystery Picture: Multiples of 7 - Book Theme and Math Worksheet

Multiplication Mystery Picture: Multiples of 7 - Book Theme and Math Worksheet

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This mystery multiplication activity combines multiplication practice (multiples of seven) with the opportunity to book talk any panda-related resources! Using a black marker or pencil, students color in each square that is a multiple of 7 (up to 7 x 12). When the squares are filled in, an adorable panda face will be revealed. This activity is one page - print-and-go! Total grid size is 20 x 20. The activity is duplicated: one has an intro alluding to the middle grade novel Panda-monium by St
Preview of Fact or Opinion - Printable - Elementary - Cut & Glue Sorting Activity - Bundle

Fact or Opinion - Printable - Elementary - Cut & Glue Sorting Activity - Bundle

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These print-and-go fact or opinion cut and paste activity sheets are perfect for any student needing some additional practice with sorting fact from opinion. This bundle currently includes the following themes:BatsChessDonutsThis is a growing bundle.Thanks for your support, and keep reading! Amy
Preview of Fact Opinion Sort Activity | Veterans Day Theme | 2nd Grade +

Fact Opinion Sort Activity | Veterans Day Theme | 2nd Grade +

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LibraryLemons
This Fact or Opinion Cut and Paste Sort Activity is a great concluding activity to a Veterans Day read-aloud or a class discussion of this important holiday. Students in the library or the classroom (suggested for grades 2+) cut and sort the following six statements: Veterans Day honors all veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces. Veterans Day is a federal holiday. Veterans Day is on November 11th. I think watching a Veterans Day Parade is fun. Veterans Day should be called by its original name: Armi
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About the store

Experience

Welcome to LibraryLemons. For over 20 years I've been a librarian in a variety of settings - the past 17 years I've watched my students go from PreKs to fifth graders at a school library in Virginia. I love picture book biographies, word play such as idioms and cryptograms, and, of course, doughnuts. Most of the resources in the LibraryLemons store are ones that I pair with read-alouds in the Library, use in coordination with classroom teachers as we review skills (ABC order, for example), or provide as a word-related challenges.

Teaching style

When I'm teaching without the use of technology, I prefer straightforward, unfussy black and white instructional materials. I can rely on a just a photocopier or maybe some card stock for a pop of color. I believe in modeling and then allowing students to explore resources on their own to pique their interest and find an authentic and personal reason for learning library skills.

Awards & shining teacher moments

NBCT - Library Media

My own education history

I received MLIS from Catholic University in Washington D.C. in 2000.