Fran Bullington shares her list of dates and celebrations that you can use to create library displays--awesome!
Creativity in the School Library
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A Celebration of Curiosity--could be the theme for the entire school year! A videoconference with JPL! This is just begging to be done in your school library. 
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How often do you coordinate with your public library? Does your public library have your textbooks available for students? Can you do a presentation to the public librarians to show them your school website, teacher pages, links to assignments, etc.?
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Got caught reading snapshot display or bulletin board...even I can do this!
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I love the Twitter book reviews on this library's website!
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Oh, did I need a book hospital at my last school! Book nurses are a great idea!
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The always awesome Jennifer LaGarde on stepping outside the library, or your comfort zone!
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Classroom teaching activities for students, including math activities, created by teachers. Because we're all jealous of Post-It art from Sherry, the @libraryfanatic!
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This really happened to me while working at the college bookstore! Two days before the semester started, all of our metal shelves collapsed. This would be cute to show students at the end of a long period of research:)
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After hearing about several librarians around the country that were moving their library collections to the "Book Store Model" or subject based system of classification, we decided this would be an awesome move for our school ...
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Librarian Tiff sure has some great ideas! And a great mom!
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Worth sharing in a back to school webpage, especially for elementary schools!
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1500 quotes have been tagged as reading: William Nicholson: 'We read to know that we are not alone.', Groucho Marx : 'I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book.”
Eventually I'll have a wall covered with quotes about books and reading. I'm assuming this is a good collection, because the link is blocked by my school filters...grrrrrrr. Via R.Conrath, Ed.D.
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Comics about Mars. Worth seeking out if you're highlighting the Curiosity rover.
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Free? I'm calling Best Buy tomorrow to check out this program! Awesome ideas, Jennifer!
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OK, not much to do with creativity in school libraries, but darn it, I am tired of banning the use of social media at school. Why aren't we teaching digital citizenship instead?
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Oh, I can use lots of these in middle school, too!
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Those students visiting at lunch time look like they LOVE their library!
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Libraries and books always have the power to bring people together…another reason why I love them. Over the past few days, I've come across two international projects that are very good examples of this.
Scroll down to see the pop-up libraries! I love them! They look so easy to build, too.
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Cari is talented and crafty! I had the Girl Scout troop make mine:) Fancier ones are even popular in middle school!
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Here's a interesting talk about Boolean Operators by Librarin Ember Stevens at a non-library event. http://youtu.be/1uWHkmq7zY0. Personally I found it pretty entertaining. In a day and age where some begin to doubt the need .
I'm trying to figure out how to do this with One Direction and Big Time Rush for my 6th graders!
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Library in box sprouts from Ballwin lawn (USA) A miniature red school house perched on a pole in Shannon Menard's front yard has turned the page toward encouraging reading in her Spring Glen neighborhood in Ballwin, ...
There has got to be a way to work this into a school campus!
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A wonderful idea for preserving treasured family memories and recording literacy development.
And a great idea for a maker space project!
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... turn your hardback novel into a clock. Rather than having the literature just taking up space on the bookshelf,...
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