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Elementary Librarian

Library lesson plans and ideas for the school librarian. Lessons incorporate Common Core and AASL standards.

Best Picture Books About Inclusion and Tolerance

In today's world, it can be hard for us to filter out the noise and constantly expose our children to positive messages about acceptance and tolerance. At the same time, we have a responsibility to ourselves, our families and society as a whole to ensure that our kids grow up in an environment where diversity is embraced and respected. One of the ... Continue Reading...

Elementary Librarian of the Month: John Triplett

Our Member of the Month for June is John Triplett. John works at Manhattan Catholic Schools in Manhattan. He has been a school librarian for a year. We asked Tammy some questions about her experience as a school librarian and we would like to share them with you. What's your favorite thing about your job as a school librarian? I am a ... Continue Reading...

Elementary Librarian of the Month: Tammy Duncan

Our Member of the Month for May is Tammy Duncan. Tammy works at Prairie View Elementary in Enid, Oklahoma. She has been a school librarian for eight years. We asked Tammy some questions about her experience as a school librarian and we would like to share them with you. What's your favorite thing about your job as a school librarian? I ... Continue Reading...

Elementary Librarian of the Month: Kelly Sapp

Our Member of the Month for April is Kelly Sapp. Kelly works at Tucker Elementary in Perry, GA. She has been a school librarian for seven years. We asked Kelly some questions about her experience as a school librarian and we would like to share them with you. What's your favorite thing about your job as a school librarian? My favorite ... Continue Reading...

Library Organization

What do you do to help with library organization throughout the school year? If you’re anything like most school librarians, you wear many different hats at your school. In addition to being the library media specialist, you might be in charge of the school website, yearbook, or technology equipment. Maybe you’re the Accelerated Reader coordinator ... Continue Reading...

National Poetry Month Resources

April is National Poetry Month! This celebration was established by the Academy of American Poets twenty years ago. Poetry is an art form in which words are used aesthetically rather than simple semantics to convey a message. It's what paint does to a house, the house does not gain more functionality nor does it change from a house to something ... Continue Reading...

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