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57 nonfiction topics for your media center, public library, or classroom library. Also included are tags for: Trending Topic, Hot Topic, New Arrival, Most Popular, and Check it Out! 57 topics range from Dewey 000-999 Can be cut to fit shelving units (as seen in example pictures). Kids easily find their favorite topics and draws them into new ones! Print on any color paper. Laminate for years of use! Entice your students and patrons with these eye-poping and colorful signage. 13 pages 57 topics

Large Letters Signage for media center, library, or classroom. Spells "NON FICTION BOOKS" Great for labeling areas of the library or classroom Each of the 15 letters is colorful and unique. Printed at 100%, letters fill an 8.5 X 11 paper. Print and laminate for lifetime use! Download today.

Fun and eye-catching large printable letters for media center, library, or classroom. "Books in a Series" Each letter is colorful and unique making for an eye-catching display. Print and laminate! Pictrues depict a few of the 14 letters in "Books in a Series" Download today!

If you've ever worked in retail, you know it's all about advertisement and product placement. That goes for book fairs, too. With this promotion bundle, you can highlight merchandise, recommend books, and give customers ideas for purchases to earn more profit. My recent book fair landed in the spring. It was amazing how many families mentioned Easter basket gifts when checking out. Why? My display of books with a colorful sign suggesting they make great gifts! That's why. Included in this 15 p

Students not only love earning rewards, but feel better when the reward earned impacts the entire class! Intrinsic rewards are important for motivating students to earn something for doing meaningful work. Teachers often see students wanting to perform better and stay motivated with intrinsic rewards. With these intrinsic class reward coupons, teachers can create incentives using three choices: 10 minutes of extra recess 10 extra minutes on your device Class Treat (at the discretion of the tea

If you don't have the time, space, and resources for a full immersive book tasting, use this simplified form. Created for intermediate students. How I used this: 1. Gather students in a circle with a books placed in the middle. With a clipboard and copies of the book tasting form, students take time with each book. A timer can be set, or students can be given a number of book they need to "taste". For younger students, use the simple book tasting form for elementary.

What was better? The movie or the book? Use this fun and colorful poster with book displays in the library or the classroom. Use it as a writing prompt.

Need a simple way to do a book tasting? Use this simple elementary printout. How I've used it: 1. Gather students in a large circle. Each student has a book in front of them as well as a clipboard with the above printout. A timer is set for 2 minutes to preview and 2 minutes to write. When the timer goes off, students pass the book to the left. Depending on time will depend on how many books you get through. 2. Gather students in smaller groups according to reading level. Give them various book