Library Rules
When entering the library, your voice should be____.
What is off, not talking or silent?
The part of the book you see when the book is on the shelf.
What is the book's spine?
Where you should keep your book when you are at home.
What is in your backpack, away from pets or babies, safe place, etc?
This section of the library is for true or not - fake books.
What is the nonfiction section?
This book has a crime fighting dog.
What is "Dog Man"?
When entering the library, you first go here.
What is to your table?
This is the person who draws pictures for books.
Who is the illustrator?
This is what you should use to save your place in a book.
What is a bookmark?
FIC on the spine label stands for ...
What is fiction?
This book is about a wizard, who is always saving the day.
What is "Harry Potter"?
You use this to remind you where a book belongs on a shelf.
What is a shelf marker?
This is the person who writes the words for books.
Who is the author?
True or False. You should always dog-ear the pages of your library book.
What is False?
Books that are not true or fake are_____.
What is fiction?
This book series is about a boy named Greg who tries to become popular in middle school.
What is "Diary of a Wimpy Kid"?
You can keep a book for this amount of time.
What is one week?
This is the name of the book.
What is the title?
A dog-eared page looks like this.
What is fold the corner of the page down to keep your spot?
Picture books are arranged on the shelf by ...
What is the authors last name?
This series allows you to make choices determining the book's ending.
What is "Choose Your Own Adventure"?
True or False. Talking during book selection and while the teacher is talking is acceptable.
What is false?
The outer layers of the book.
What is front and back cover?
True or False. You should never eat or drink around your library book.
What is true?
Nonfiction books are arranged on the shelf using this system.
What is the Dewey Decimal System?
This book is about a boy who enters a dog-sled race to help his grandpa.
What is "Stone Fox"?