Classroom Library Organization That Works For You

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10 Responses

  1. Dino Wharton says:

    Thank you for taking the time to do this! It’s always nice when we teachers can share our wonderful ideas with others and vice versa. My poor class library is looking pretty sad for middle school standards…This will definitely help! Thank you again

  2. Anna says:

    Thank you for sharing. My school was recently gifted classroom libraries and I was looking for new ideas to get organized.

  3. Kristi Roush says:

    Thank you for the wonderful labels. I just have one question, what are flat readers?

    • Adrienne says:

      I think they are typically called “Easy Readers” but I don’t like that connotation for my kiddos since I teach 3rd. 🙂

  4. Pamela says:

    Thank you. I am always looking for new ideas fory classroom

  5. Teri says:

    Thank you so much for sharing! This is EXACTLY what I’ve been searching for!

  6. Florence says:

    Thank you for sharing your great ideas. Everything you have experienced with your classroom library is what I am going through right now. Looking for a better way.

  7. Allison says:

    On my goodness! I have just come back from working on sorting my classroom books into groups of Junie B. , etc wondering how will I ever keep these separated from the DRA 30s and others – what is going to work – and then I saw this ! I feel like I have just won the lottery! You have got it! I can’t wait to go print these out!!!!!

  8. Melody says:

    Are these shelves from ikea?

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