Library Book Care and Responsibility

Mr. Ginger teaches how to care for library books, emphasizing proper handling, avoiding damage from water, food, and pets, and respecting books by not drawing in them. He advises against lending library books and stresses the importance of reporting any damage to the librarian. The video concludes with a reminder to return books on time.

Why should books not be treated as toys or balls?

• They can be easily damaged.

• They are not colorful.

• They are too heavy.

• They are expensive.

What should you do if your book gets dirty?

• Leave it as it is.

• Clean your hands before handling it.

• Use it as a decoration.

• Throw it away.

What is the best way to mark your place in a book?

• Write on the page.

• Memorize the page number.

• Use a bookmark.

• Fold the page corner.

Why should you avoid eating or drinking while reading?

• It can distract you.

• It can make you sleepy.

• It can damage the book.

• It is impolite.

Where should you not draw or color?

• In library books.

• On drawing paper.

• In coloring books.

• On a canvas.

What should you do to keep your books safe from pets?

• Let them play with the books.

• Keep books in a safe place.

• Leave books on the floor.

• Use books as pet toys.

Why is it not advisable to lend your library book to others?

• They might read it before you.

• They might not like it.

• They might return it late.

• They might lose or damage it.

What should you do if you accidentally damage a library book?

• Try to fix it yourself.

• Report it to the librarian.

• Throw it away.

• Ignore the damage.

What is the correct way to turn the pages of a book?

• Fold them in half.

• Turn them gently, one at a time.

• Quickly flip through them.

• Use a tool to turn them.

Why is it important to return library books on time?

• To make the librarian happy.

• To keep the library organized.

• So others can read and enjoy them.

• To avoid fines.