Library Orientation 2024

I know that a book is a library book because...

• it has a spine label.

• it has a barcode with "Davis Elementary" on it.

• the inside is stamped with "Davis Elementary" and the school's address.

• it's in my backpack.

If I am looking for books that aim to provide information to readers, I should look in the _________ section.

If I am looking for books that tell stories with speech bubbles and frames, I should look...

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In this classroom, ______ has the right to interfere with the learning, safety, or well-being of others.

• Pete the Cat

• only Taylor Swift

• no one

• a cute, funny kid

"B" as the first letter on a spine label would indicate that the book is...

• Bubba Gump.

• a bad book.

• a biography.

• da bomb!

When I look at these spine labels, I know that the books pictured

• are in the nonfiction section.

• include two books in Spanish.

• are in the fiction section.

• are in the section labeled "Everybody."

The books in this section have an aqua spine label over their regular spine labels. These books

• are appropriate for everyone in our school.

• are all about water. You know, blue for water, right?

• may contain elements or themes that might be too mature or scary for 2nd-4th graders.

• are in the "5th Grade Only" section.

When you check out your books, you need to have a blue plastic rectangle from Mrs. Cox's desk. This tool is called a

Select all of the pictures of the nonfiction section below.

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Which two types of books does Mrs. Cox ask me to limit to ONE of each?

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