Library Lady’s K-12 Edition – World Turtle Day

Library Lady’s K-12 Edition is a mostly weekly newsletter for K-12 school librarians. Today’s topic is — World Turtle Day. Links in this post may be affiliate links. Purchases made using these links will not cost you more, but I may earn an affiliate fee. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates… More Library Lady’s K-12 Edition – World Turtle Day

Why Parents Should Monitor Their Children’s Reading

Parents play an important role in helping children become strong, thoughtful readers — and one of the most valuable things families can do is stay involved in what their children are reading. Monitoring children’s reading does not mean removing every challenge or controlling every choice. Instead, it means staying aware, asking questions, guiding wisely, and… More Why Parents Should Monitor Their Children’s Reading

End-of-Year Priorities for School Librarians

As the school year winds down, school librarians often find themselves balancing celebrations, chaos, overdue books, and the long list of tasks to complete before summer begins. The final weeks of school can feel overwhelming, but a little planning now can make the transition into summer much smoother. Whether you work in an elementary, middle,… More End-of-Year Priorities for School Librarians

Library Lady’s K-12 Edition – Older Americans Month

Library Lady’s K-12 Edition is a mostly weekly newsletter for K-12 school librarians. Today’s topic is — Older Americans Month. Links in this post may be affiliate links. Purchases made using these links will not cost you more, but I may earn an affiliate fee. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates… More Library Lady’s K-12 Edition – Older Americans Month