Library Rules
When entering the library, how should your mouth be?
What is closed, not talking
The part of the book that should be facing you when on the shelf or facing you in the book bin on the table
What is the book's spine
What you should use to hold the place of a book that you took off the shelf so you know where it goes
What is a shelf marker?
This book has a little boy that gets in trouble and does not follow directions.
What is "No David!"
When entering the library, where should you stop?
What is behind the welcome carpet - not on it.
The place or desk you go to check out a book is called what?
What is the circulation desk?
How many books can you check out at a time?
What is one for Kinder and first grade and two for grades 3 - 5.
How long should you keep a book once it is checked out?
What is 1 to 2 weeks
Books that are not true are called what?
What is fiction
This book is about a talking cookie
What is The Gingerbread Boy?
What signal do we use in the library for attention or silence?
What is the "L" sign with our fingers
The label on the book that gets scanned when checking out a book is called what?
What is the barcode label?
What does dog-ear pages mean?
What is fold the corner of the page down to keep your spot
The section of the library with cartoon pictures in them is called what?
What is graphic novels?
This book is about an insect that eats and eats his way through the week
What is "A Very Hungry Caterpillar?"
How do you know which table to sit at in the media center?
What is look for your assigned table number.
The combination of letters and numbers on the spine of the book that tells what the book is about and where to find an item in the library?
What is the call number
If you let a friend borrow your book and it gets lost, who is responsible for paying the fine for the lost book?
What is the person who checked it out
This book is about a feline who rocks all over the school
What is "Pete the Cat: Rocking in my School Shoes"