Parts of a book
Rules in the library
Book Care
Library Neighborhoods
Surprise!
100
Who is the person who writes the book?
Author
100
What voice level should you have in the library?
One or a Zero
100
What do you use to save your spot in the book that you are reading?
Bookmark
100
What does ICR stand for?
I Can Read
100
I say peanut butter, you say....
Jelly Time!
200
Who is the person that draws the pictures in the book?
Illustrator
200
What is the first thing you should get when you come to check out books?
Shelf marker
200
What should you do if your hands are dirty and you want to read your book?
Wash your hands
200
In what neighborhood in the library would I find 100-page chapter books like Mercy Watson, Beastquest, or the Magic Treehouse?
Junior Fiction
200
How many warnings during library before you need to meet with Mrs. Johansson?
Three
300
What is the side of the book called?
Spine
300
Where do you return your books?
Blue cart in library, box in hallway outside of library, or in the classroom library bin.
300
What should you keep your book away from?
Drinks, food, animals, little brothers & sisters!
300
When you want to find facts and information, you go to this section.
What is nonfiction (everybody NF or junior NF)
300
Where do you sit with your books after checkout?
At the tables
400
What lists the chapters of the book?
Table of contents
400
What do you do when you are done checking out?
Sit down and read quietly
400
What should you never do IN a book?
Write or color in it!
400
At Westside, we keep our picture books in this neighborhood.
Everybody books
400
How many books can a 1st grader check out?
two
500
Where do you find the definition of a word in a nonfiction book?
Glossary
500
How long can you keep your books?
Two weeks
500
How should you handle your books?
With care
500
Where do you go to find ABC books?
In the beginning of the everybody section
500
One of your library checkouts, needs to be what kind of book?
A story book (a made-up or make-believe book)
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