When I was a school librarian, I would display a list of “national” events which occur during the month at our library. This list includes monthly recognitions, weekly celebrations, wacky and crazy daily celebrations. Watch for a list of birthdays in a couple of days. Feel free to adapt the list below to meet your… More October 2020
It has been a while since I posted a monthly wacky days list (or any post for that matter). Just before COVID hit I had made the decision to retire from the school library due to health issues. The shutdown months were used prepping the school library and my plans and writing a librarian handbook… More September 2020
I hope you have a great day with family and friends around you. Merry Christmas, from my family to yours! Library Lady Jane
About the Book Book: Teaching Art Author: Jerry E. Twitchell Genre: Nonfiction EDUCATION/Teaching Methods & Materials/Arts & Humanities Release Date: February 20, 2019 As Simple as 1-2-3 Everything needed to structure and teach an effective art program for grades one to three is made simple for the home-school parent or teacher. This step-by-step process for… More Teaching Art
February is I Love to Read Month. I wanted to share some resources with you which you can use to help you celebrate. The Capstone Publishing website has printables, booklists, book trailers, articles and more that can help you plan your activities. Want some fun ideas for activities to schedule this month. Check out this… More I Love to Read Month
Love this! I can’t imagine having only 30 books – We have at least 10 book shelves in our house and they are all full! How many books do you own?
Have you ever wondered about this? Interesting information on book lengths.
Some great ideas here for gifts for book worms. Thanks Bethany House Fiction for the suggestions.
A fun activity for this month – a way to use your weeded books!