Library Rules
When entering the library, what should your voice level be
Level 0 - No voice
The part of the book you see when the book is on the shelf.
The book's spine
Where you should keep your book when you are at home
In you backpack
This section of the library is for true books.
nonfiction section
This book has a fish who is glum and gloomy
The Pout-Pout Fish
When entering the library, you first go here.
your assigned seat at the tables
This is what you call a person who draws pictures for books.
The illustrator
This helps you find chapters and page numbers
table of contents
This silly bird always wants to do things he probably should not
The Pigeon
Taking care of your library books shows this character trait?
Being responsible
Who is the person who writes the book?
The author
Students should never do this unless the book belongs to them
Write in a book
Books that are not true are
Fiction
This book series is about a boy and his pet fly
Fly Guy
How long can you keep a checked out book?
One week
What is the name of the book called
The title
This allows other students to enjoy the books next
returning book on-time
Lower grade books are arranged on the book cart by
AR level
This silly book is about dragons who really enjoy a certain Mexican food
Dragons love tacos
True or False. Running in the library is ok.
False
True or False. You should never eat or drink around your library book.
True
Nonfiction books are arranged on the shelf using this system
Dewey Decimal System
This series sends two kids on time-travel adventures in a treehouse
Magic Tree House