LibraryLemons
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Virginia, United States
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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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Word Analogies Review Worksheet | Library & Book Theme | 3rd Grade and Up
Sssh... completing analogies has always been one of my favorite brainteaser activities. Now this library / book theme analogies worksheet can help your students in the classroom or library enjoy working out analogies too. Use as morning work, a stand alone extension activity or as a concluding activity or assessment after an analogy-related lesson Answer key included, of course. This resource is completely in black and white. It does not feature any clipart. Need some more WICKED fun analogy p
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Greek Gods Logic Puzzle | Library | Upper Elementary Brainteaser | Mythology
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
4th - 7th
Ancient History
Egypt Return to the Museum Logic Puzzle | Library | Upper Elementary Brainteaser
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
4th - 7th
World History
Hanukkah Brainteaser | Library or Classroom | Upper Elementary Logic Puzzle
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
4th - 7th
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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.
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