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Elementary Librarian

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

I Can Statements for the School Library

  • Elementary Librarian (1)

Do you use I Can Statements in your school library? Check out these printable I Can Statement pages for you to print out for student centers, the wall, or anywhere else you'd like to put them. Feel free to edit the files to make them work for you!

Enjoy!

Kindergarten I Can Statements in Word Format

Kindergarten I Can Statements in PDF Format

1st Grade I Can Statements in Word Format

1st Grade I Can Statements in PDF Format

2nd Grade I Can Statements in Word Format

2nd Grade I Can Statements in PDF Format

3rd Grade I Can Statements in Word Format

3rd Grade I Can Statements in PDF Format

4th Grade I Can Statements in Word Format

4th Grade I Can Statements in PDF Format

5th Grade I Can Statements in Word Format

5th Grade I Can Statements in PDF Format

6th Grade I Can Statements in Word Format

6th Grade I Can Statements in PDF Format

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