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Library Skills Cootie Catchers and Fortune Tellers for School Media Centers

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Students just seem to love cootie catchers and fortune tellers. Why not tap into this interest in the school library media center to practice skills and terminology used in language arts topics. Included in this product: *8 different catchers in both color

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Symbaloo

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Using to grow your PLN

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The Day the Crayons Quit

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Don't Eat Your Classmates

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Mediaflex and I worked together to change the books shown in OWL. Students now only see E books,
both E Fiction ad E Nonfiction. This has made the teaching and searching so much easier for my primary students. For my observation lesson we did a  Shelfie OWL search and the students were very successful.

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I've had a reward system for my library classes. If they earn 10 stars (one for each good library class) then they get a free choice day in the library at their next class. I get out games, STEM activities, toys, and open up the computers. They LOVE it! I used to have a sticker chart but this year I made it digital on the Smartboard. I based my charts on a TPT product and it is working really well!

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These digital rewards are perfect for any librarian who is looking for a way to implement a whole-class rewards system with their students. It is made to use with Google Slides. It is a very flexible system that can be used with multiple classes and grade levels.

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I used one of Sonya Dykeman's products on Teachers Pay Teachers to do a "scavenger hunt" in the library for third grade. My kids had SO much FUN and it was super engaging! They didn't have to listen to me lecture for 20 minutes.

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A library orientation activity that will get your older kids up and out of their seats!! Part scavenger hunt and part Scoot, students will travel to certain parts of the library in search of a certain picture. Once they have found that picture, they will need to answer

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