Genre labels

It’s that time of year again and as teachers we are torn between soaking up the last days of summer vacay and prepping our classrooms and resources for another school year! Let it be a great one! To help you get your year off on […]

It seems my Thursday posts have morphed into a sort of "how-to" section for newer school librarians. Last week's post was about how to speed-up the book shelving process. This week (and for the next two Thursdays), it's all about booktalks!

**FREE SHIPPING** Make finding a book easy and fun with these adorable book genre bin labels and signs! This set comes with 13 different book genres as shown in the image. The printable kit includes the following: 13 - 2" Genre Labels as shown in picture (one 8.5x11 sheet) 13 - 3" Genre Labels as shown in picture (two 8.5x11 sheets) 13 - 5" Genre Labels as shown in picture (six 8.5x11 sheets) Print on 8.5 x 11 Cardstock Paper or Sticker Paper Cut using cut lines located at the top and…

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Just a quick post to share my classroom library bin labels! Last year I changed my book baskets to the large, clear bins from School Specialty (although Lakeshore and other stores carry similar ones), to better show the covers of some of my larger picture books. Therefore, I redid my labels to the ones you see in this post. I printed and glued each label to black cardstock, then attached a colored sticker (I buy mine from Demco.com, which is a library supply store) with a number for each bin…

The primary classroom library...don't you just love seeing how other teachers organize and display books for their students? It's so inspiring to see all the colorful totes and organized labels that make up these libraries. This summer I did a major redo of my library. It was not because of it's aesthetics or it's lack of organization. It was because of it's function with my emerging readers. Over the past few years my library has basically been grouped by topics or by author. I use The…

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Gives students easy access to explore new genres for nonfiction, fiction, early childhood, and picture books with ease, thus freeing you up to provide greater assistance to students in need.

These beautifully illustrated classroom library book genre labels will inspire and engage your pupils! With these labels, children can easily identify different literary genres to find a book they’re interested in. Once reading time is over your children can place their book back in the right section, keeping your classroom nice and tidy!