Entering the Library
What do we do with our books when we come in the library?
We put our books on the returns cart.
What should we do if someone else is speaking, adult or student?
Show respect by listening and not talking.
Where do we go after our books get checked out?
To our seats.
What is the signal sound that it is time for dismissal?
Bell ringing.
So that others can use them too.
Where do we start the line?
If we are working where should our bodies be?
In our seats.
What does it mean if Ms. Bachiller rings the bell?
It is time to leave the shelves. If you have not chosen a book, you must choose from the returns cart.
How should your table look before you leave the library?
Clean.
How should I use to mark my place in my library book?
A bookmark.
What do we do when we are waiting in line?
Be quiet and wait for instructions.
What does it mean when Ms. Bachiller rings the bell.
Stop and listen for instructions.
Where do we put a book if we no longer want it and can't remember where it goes.
On the returns cart.
How do you know it is time to line up?
When your table is called.
Where is a safe place to keep our library books at home to protect them from getting damaged?
In our bookbags.
When do we go to our seats?
When Ms. Bachiller invites us into the library.
How do we treat others in the room?
Respectfully and with kindness.
What should we be doing with our bodies when we are looking for a book?
Walking. Looking for a book. Being quiet.
Use this voice level when you are waiting for your teacher and going into the hallway.
Level 0
You will need to do this if you lose or damage a book.
What is tell Ms. Bachiller?
Where do we sit.
In our assigned seats.
Independent work: 0
Addressing the class: 2
Partner work: 1
Why is it important to keep the library neat?
So when someone is looking for a book, it is where it is supposed to be.
Whose table will be called first to line up?
The table that is sitting quietly with a clean table and closed books.
What should we do if we can't find our books at home?
Clean our rooms.