Library Lady’s K-12 Edition is a mostly weekly newsletter for K-12 school librarians. Today’s topic is — Teaching Digital Citizenship 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 – Teaching Digital Citizenship
Library Lady’s K-12 Edition is a mostly weekly newsletter for K-12 school librarians. Today’s topic is — Book 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 Program,… More Library Lady’s K-12 Edition – Celebrating Book Month
Wondering how to introduce AI to elementary students? Explore simple library activities that teach critical thinking, fact-checking, privacy, and responsible AI use—without requiring students to use AI tools.… More How to Teach AI Literacy to Elementary Students
Library Lady’s K-12 Edition is a mostly weekly newsletter for K-12 school librarians. Today’s topic is — International School Library 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… More Library Lady’s K-12 Edition – Celebrating International School Library Month
Make storytime more interactive without spending a fortune! These affordable storytime props—including scarves, story dice, shakers, felt pieces, beanbags, and more—can be used again and again in your school library.… More Best Storytime Props Under $25 for School Librarians
Library Lady’s K-12 Edition is a mostly weekly newsletter for K-12 school librarians. Today’s topic is — Fall Into Reading 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 – Fall Into Reading
Can teachers really tell when a student has used AI to write a paper? AI detectors and common “signs” aren’t proof. Here are warning signs worth investigating, questions teachers can ask, and practical ways to make students’ research and writing processes more visible.… More Did AI Write That Paper?
Library Lady’s K-12 Edition is a mostly weekly newsletter for K-12 school librarians. Today’s topic is — Celebrating Fall in the School Library 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… More Library Lady’s K-12 Edition – Celebrating Fall in the School Library
AI in the classroom raises questions that go far beyond cheating. Teachers need to watch for fabricated sources, AI hallucinations, privacy concerns, bias, unequal access, and students outsourcing the very thinking an assignment was designed to develop.… More What Teachers Need to Watch for in the Age of AI
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Constitution Week doesn’t have to mean an elaborate program. Discover simple ways to celebrate in your K–12 school library with books, displays, student questions, citizenship activities, and meaningful conversations.… More Library Lady’s K-12 Edition – Constitution Week in the School Library