Dino Delight
Teaching students to use reference books can be a pain and a bore but not with dinosaurs. Within the child favored theme of dinosaur investigation students can learn about basic reference sources (traditional and internet sourced). Reference resources are not extinct when you use highly charged student interest for instruction. [Award Winning Materials]
Journey into Ancient Egypt
Unearth the mysteries of ancient Egypt in order to offer a stimulating backdrop for teaching research skills, the Dewey Decimal System and more. Students will explore ancient history and lore while digging into research and search strategies needed to support lifelong learning. Ancient Egyptian life will engage and enthrall student learners as they discover the treasure hidden in the nonfiction section of every library. [Award Winning Materials]
Literature Links to Learning with Laura
Recapture the joy and simplicity that Laura Ingalls Wilder has to share so you can pass it on to your students. Take a glimpse into the world of yesterday in order to teach today's students all they need to know about the different kinds of books and the structure of books. [Award Winning Materials]
Card Catalog Detective
If you love a good mystery and want students to learn card catalog skills, you have found your solution. This workshop will expose you to successful lesson plans to provide students with experiences in detection and adventure, while encouraging them to read and use their library independently. The problem solving skills students need to solve a mystery are the same skills students need to crack the code and find the clues within the card catalog. [Award Winning Materials] |
