Are you looking for print and go library worksheets? This library activity packet is packed with worksheets for elementary students in 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th grade. It’s perfect for the month of August, but you can use it any time of the year. Learn more about these library pages below!
What is the library Activity Packet?
The library activity packet is a collection of 10+ printable library worksheets that you can use on their own or as part of a larger library unit. Included activities range from an alphabetical order activity to a can have are chart. See the full list of what this resource includes below!
What Does the Library Activity Packet Include?
The library activity packet includes the following library activity sheets:
- ABC order activity for alphabetizing words related to libraries
- scrambled words activity for unscrambling jumbled words related to libraries
- making words activity for constructing words from a larger word related to libraries
- doodle story activity where students turn a small doodle into a larger picture related to libraries and then write a paragraph about it
- library word search where students find words related to libraries
- secret code activity where students crack a code to discover a silly joke or riddle about libraries
- word sort where students sort library vocabulary by number of syllables and parts of speech
- directed drawing activity related to libraries where students draw a simple picture a following visual directions and then create a detailed backdrop
- writing stationary for students to write about libraries using any prompt you choose
- Can Have Are chart that students fill out to describe libraries
- library crossword puzzle where students fill in the missing words
Why Teachers Love This Library Activity Packet
Some of the reasons teachers love these library printables include:
- The library activities require no prep. Just print and go!
- Students love these types of activities! They’ll be highly engaged when working on them.
- They are great filler and fast finisher activities. You’ll be covered in a pinch!
- They complement a larger unit on library nicely.
- Many of these library activities are open-ended. This means you can continue to use them even if you switch grade levels in the future.
How to Implement the Library Worksheets in Your Classroom
Consider printing the library packet in its entirety and copy and staple a class set of booklets. By giving the students an entire booklet, they can work at their own pace and use it as a filler or fast finisher task. Alternatively, you could print select pages and use them individually. You can decide what works best for you and your elementary students!
Teachers Love these Other Library Activities for Kids
We have lots of library activities you can use in your classroom. Check out the blog post Library Activities for Kids to get more ideas and teaching resources!
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Get More Elementary Teaching Ideas about The Library
In closing, we hope you found this post featuring print and go library worksheets helpful! If you did, then you may also be interested in these other posts:
- Library Read Alouds for Elementary Teachers
- Popular National Library Week Activities for Elementary Students
- How to Set Up Your Classroom Library
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