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Find free games, printables, slideshows, and other resources to use in your library. Great for virtual learning and for library centers.
Library musical chairs is a terrific game to promote reading and incorporate technology with Google Form surveys.
Sally Walters saved to STEAM
Take a trip with your kids to your local library and explore your library and all it's library books adventure with our Library Books Scavenger Hunt for kids! This is a great way to get kids excited about reading and finding new library books.
Who wants to go to the library over summer vacation? Me!.. said no kid ever. But it can be a lot of fun! Besides all the awesome programs libraries offer, can create fun, easy and free games of your own that your kids will love!
Cynthia Green saved to Library Ideas
Years ago, as a brand new librarian, I attended a librarian round table discussion. Each librarian was asked to share something that they had found success with in their own library. A very experienced librarian, who retired that very year, shared that she had her students earn library licenses. I fell in LOVE with the […]
Nancy Waynick saved to Library Ideas
Library Escape Rooms are really big right now, so I tried to design this program so that any library can try to duplicate it. Because making something like this is kinda daunting–where do yo…
Pam Sabin saved to Books/Library
Turn a normal library trip into a treasure hunt adventure your kids will love using this free printable library scavenger hunt BINGO game. It’s official. Summer is here. The last bell has rung, and we are FREE until August. I have big plans for the summer…hopefully not too big. I’m trying to balance the desire...Read More
Tiffany Riggins saved to Tweens
Last week I stumbled upon a great activity that my students in grades 3-5 absolutely LOVED! First, we read the book Kate Warne, Pinkerton Detective by Marissa Moss. This fiction book is based on th…
Sarah Strong saved to Teen Programming
The Library Adventure uses affiliate links, see our policies for more information.Kids ages 8 to 12 are often too busy with scheduled activities of their own to make it to library programs in the afternoons or evenings. For librarians who wish to increase attendance at programs for this age group, this can be very frustrating, […]
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