A lot of imagination, a little elbow grease, and the right tools can yield dramatic results like these.

My library theme for 2019-2020 is Reading is Cozy with farmhouse accents of shiplap, doilies, burlap, buffalo check/plaid, succulents, sunflowers, etc. After several years of super bright colors and different themes each year, I decided to go with something a little more cozy. The kids have told me repeatedly that it feels like home, which makes me happy! Many of the items I purchased were from Amazon, Hobby Lobby Wal-Mart, IPA and Dollar Tree. Here's a post that includes before pictures of…

As we approach Winter Break, I realized I haven't written many blog articles lately. I moved to a new city and started in a new-to-me library this year. I've been too busy to do much blog writing beyond my infamous New Releases posts and a couple of random book reviews. I'm about 10 book reviews behind, and they may never get written at this point. It's been an exhausting few months, but Winter Break looms large and lovely on the horizon...only one more week to go!

These library activities for kids help kids make the most of the time they have in the library!

Hi, friends! One of my all time favorite tools that I use for creating fun things for my classroom is my Silhouette Cameo, and I’m so excited to share

Welcome them in and they'll never want to leave.

In my AASL Knowledge Quest post, I take a look at how to transform your library space, even if you have a tight budget. There's lots of tips and advice.

If you don't have a lot of time or money to decorate your school library, these simple tips and ideas will help you create an inviting, welcoming space.

We need to rethink how we design our environments for students. The resources here will help you to use learning space design to transform your space.

This is the story of how a small team created a new, woodland-themed library at Halberton Primary School. Christine Campion explains