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Instead, they can coordinate with classroom teachers so that the full array of citizenship skills is covered over students’ educational careers. Librarians do not need to take sole responsibility for digital citizenship.

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School librarians have always embraced the responsibility for teaching information literacy - critical skills for locating, evaluating and using information - but children also need to know the literacy of digital citizenship - how to conduct themselves safely and responsibly in the digital world.īecause school librarians serve all schoolchildren, overseeing the progression of digital citizenship lessons across the grade levels seems a natural role for them. Such freedom carries with it great responsibility. With the increasing sophistication of digital technologies, even young students can bypass the local librarian to search for resources, tools and information online through common search engines. This is a great way to reinforce book care rules all year long.Today’s children are rarely satisfied with using only the library’s print materials and online databases.

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I also have this free Book Care Rules coloring page and bookmarks available in my store. This activity is part of my new Library Skills for Google Drive – Grades K-2. Later in the year when students have more experience using Chromebooks they can use it as a review. It can be done as a whole-group activity on a SmartBoard. This last idea is a Google Slides book care sort. You can also show students your “book hospital”, supplies that you use to repair books. We talk about what happened to the book and how to protect our books. You can also show students examples of books that have been damaged. This also helps to showcase what we’re doing in the library. One advantage of using a mini book is that the students will take them home and show their parents and they will read it together. I love using mini books with my students (even though it can be a pain to get 100 mini books ready for an entire grade level).

Another activity in my Book Care Activities Lesson Pack is a mini book.

I will also pull this activity out midway through the year as a review, usually after Christmas. Sometimes I will give one card to each student and have them group themselves into the two categories. This also works really well as a center activity or for students to do after they check out their books. I will use a pocket chart or a magnetic whiteboard and have students sort pictures or short sentences into two different columns. After students identify each item they will decide which box the item goes into.Īnother variation that I will use is a book care sort. Sometimes I will also have two different boxes (book care do’s and book care don’ts).

Food wrapper or container (do not read your books while eating).

Scissors (do not cut the pages of your book).Crayons, pencil (do not draw, write or color in your books).Baby bottle, baby doll or baby item (keep younger brothers and sisters away from your books).Stuffed dog (keep pets away from your books).Water bottle (never get your books wet, don’t put water bottles inside your bookbag).Below is a list of some of the items I use. Then I have a student come up and pull out one item at a time and have students guess what book care rule the item goes with. I take a tote bag and fill it with different items that are related to book care rules. Gingerbread Man Loose at the School by Linda Murray.Stella Louella’s Runaway Book by Lisa Campbell Ernst.Miss Smith’s Incredible Storybook by Michael Garland.Duncan the Story Dragon by Amanda Driscoll.

They are not specifically about book care rules but it is very easy to begin discussing book care rules after reading these books. There are some other books that I will read at the beginning of school. Wiggle’s Book and What Happened to Marion’s Book are excellent choices as well, however, you may have trouble obtaining a copy.