Library Rules
When entering the library your mouth is like this.
What is closed, not talking?
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 on a table or shelf, away from pets or babies?
This section of the library is for true books.
What is the nonfiction section?
This book has a fish who is glum and gloomy.
What is "The Pout-Pout Fish"?
When entering the library, you first go here.
What is the carpet?
This is what you call a person who draws pictures for books.
What is the illustrator?
This is what you should use to save your place in a book.
What is a bookmark?
FIC on the spine means this.
What is Fiction?
This book is about a bad monkey, who is always up to something.
What is "Curious George"?
The number of books can you check out at a time.
What is up to three?
The person who writes the book.
What 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 are.
What is fiction?
This book series is about a boy and his pet fly.
What is Fly Guy?
The length of time can you keep a checked out book.
What is one week?
The name of the book.
What is the title?
When you fold the corner of your page over.
What is dog-ear?
Fiction books are arranged in this order.
What is ABC order?
This character swallows a shell, a pirate, a cow and some snow.
Who is "I Know An Old Lady?"
True or False. Running is the library is ok.
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 cat who rocks all over the school.
What is "Pete the Cat"?