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

Seventh Grade Library Lesson Plans

seventh grade library lesson plans

Seventh grade students must learn to examine texts more closely. As they do this, they practice providing evidence to support their thoughts and conclusions drawn from a text.

Students should read fiction and nonfiction texts in a variety of formats, including graphic novels, infographics, magazines/newspapers, and websites.

In addition, they should be given the opportunity to write about what they read and create effective presentations.

Our library lesson plans align with AASL and Common Core State Standards.

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