Pre k library lessons

PreK Library Lessons can be fun and educational. I'll show you how in this blog post!

Teach kindergarten and first grade students how to take care of classroom and library book with my new post about teaching book care rules!

This storytime was for a visiting preschool class here at my library, after a tour of the building. I wanted to educate them on all things library! Read Aloud Books Read It, Don't Eat It!Written and illustrated by by Ian Schoenherr Now you have the book, what should you do with it? A list of rules in a way, but with a fantastic rhythm and rhyme scheme. It was the perfect way to talk about how we treat our books at the library. We Are in a Book! Written and illustrated by Mo Willems A reader…

Plan engaging library lessons for your K-2 classes by creating a routine, adding variety, including music and movement, and have fun!

I love the first week of library lessons!! While it’s often a blur of activity, it’s always fun to see the kids walking into the library, some for the first time, some for the 100th time, but all of them having that look of excitement. I know just how they feel! ... Read more

Looking for the best free library lesson plans for elementary students? Look no further! Sign up for 4 weeks of free elementary library lesson plans per grade level to build literacy skills and a love of books and stories. Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students will love these lessons and elementary librarians will love the time they'll not having to plan lessons.

Here's a fun elementary library game for Pre-K through 1st grade! Your students will join you to read a bit of Halloween poetry as they try to guess who will visit Grandma (and her treat bowl) next! It's a fun snippet of not-so-spooky, predictable text from That Library Girl!

Here are more than 100 ideas for preschool picture book lessons and activities. Grab a book and you've got the start of a hands-on lesson!

Recently, I had a colleague who was hired as an elementary librarian. When I asked her what she was most nervous about for her new role she shared teaching kindergarteners. It got me thinking about how teaching younger children can be incredibly rewarding but also demands some techniques to ensure smooth lessons. Here are 6

Here are 12 research-based books every pre-k or kindergarten teacher should read to become a better teacher. Add these titles to your professional library.