Meg the Librarian

Get swept into the world of fantasy with a quick and easy "this or that" game! Students choose between popular fantasy tropes like Unicorns versus Dragons OR Witchy Cottagecore versus Urban Fantasy. After students have filled out the sheet, have them share in small groups. Or, if you need to add some movement to your lesson, have students move to different sides of the classroom based on which trope they chose! This activity would be a great classroom opener, brain break, or icebreaker! This res

Promote spooky reads with this resource! Perfect for First Chapter Friday or passive library programming. Students read the first few pages, capture the spooky mood & setting, and rank their read!  This resource includes: 1 black & white printable PDF

Take your students outside and go on a scavenger hunt! I love getting kids outside and bonus points if I can connect it to the literature we are reading. In this scavenger hunt, students look for generic items commonly found in nature, but they also read about their 'magical' properties when seen in fantasy novels. This resource includes: 1 black & white version printable PDF. 1 color version printable PDF.

This digital product is a printable PDF holiday bingo card. This bingo card can be used as an icebreaker or a brain break when the holidays come around. It can be used in the classroom, during a club meeting, for a holiday party, etc.

Have your student build their to-read list with this lego bookmark! We love a lego theme in our library and this bookmark serves as an activity as well as a place holder for students to write down books they'd like to remember. On one side, students can design their lego personality. On the other side, students can write down books they'd like to add to their to-read list. This resource includes six different bookmarks. The bookmarks are already formatted four to a page. And, they are ready t