Book Care
Library Expectations
Library Procedures
Around the Library
100

What can be used to hold your place in a book?

A bookmark or sticky note.

100

How do we line up at the end of class?

On the number dots, facing the door 

100

How many books can I check out at a time?

One or two

100

What genre of books teach facts and details about people, places, animals, etc.?

nonfiction

200

Where should I keep my library books?

Book box, locker, backpack

200

How can I move my body around the library?

Walking

200
What are the three steps to use self checkout successfully?

Enter ID number, press enter, scan book(s)

200

What genre of book tells the real-life details of a person's life?

Biography

300

Where do I return a book(s) when I am done?

To the purple cart

300

What voice level(s) can I use in the library?

silent, whisper, talking (0, 1, 2)

300

After you check out your books you do this.

What is stations, color, or read quietly.

300

What genre of book includes panels, speech bubbles, illustrations, etc?

Graphic novel

400

What should I KEEP AWAY from my library book(s)?

Pets, little brothers and sisters, food and water.

400

If I don't need to check out, what can I do?

Read my book, choose an activity from the cart, sticker poster
400

What should you do if your book is ripped, damaged, or dirty?

Tell Mrs. Groenewold!

400

What genre would include a book written about something that could actually happen but is made up?

Fiction

500

Why shouldn't I let my friend borrow my library book?

I am responsible for book(s) checked out to me. If they lose it, I will be responsible for it.

500

What should the tables look like before lining up?

4 pencils, 4 dry erase markers, colored pencils in clear box, chairs pushed in, table number in the middle

500

Where can I put a book if I don't know where it goes on the shelf?

Nevermind Cart OR purple cart

500

What genre of book do we read from right to left instead of left to right?

Manga

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