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Organize a library scavenger hunt where students have to find books, resources, or specific information within the library. This activity helps with familiarization of the library layout and resource locations.

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Have students recommend their favorite book to the class and explain why they love it. This can be done orally or through a written presentation. It promotes sharing and exposes students to a variety of genres.

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Students create a short video trailer for a book they have recently read. This incorporates technology into reading and lets students practice summarizing and persuading.

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How to Make a Book Trailer (The Easy Way)

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Students design and create their own bookmarks. This activity can include an art or digital design component and fosters creativity and personal connection to reading.

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Host a session on how to use the library’s online resources, including ebooks, audiobooks, and research databases. This is crucial for teaching information literacy in the digital age.

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Choose an author for the students to study. They can read multiple works by the same author, research the author’s life, and maybe even contact the author. This promotes in-depth literary analysis and appreciation.

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Dedicate a portion of class time to silent reading, where students can pick a book of their choice. It encourages independent reading and helps students find joy in reading for pleasure.

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Organize debates on library or book-related topics, such as digital vs. physical books. This encourages critical thinking and effective communication.

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After reading a book, students write a review and share it with the class or post it in a designated area of the library. This activity helps develop writing skills and critical thinking.

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Host a genre exploration day where students can learn about different genres, their characteristics, and representative books. This broadens their understanding and appreciation of literature.

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Pair younger students with older students for a reading buddy system. Older students read to their younger counterparts, fostering mentorship and a love for reading.