MAKE YOUR CLASSROOM LIBRARY THE HEART OF YOUR CLASSROOM

You have spent years (and tons of money and time) collecting the right books to reach ALL of your readers year after year. You know that the concepts of classroom community and individuality begin with literature.

WHAT IF YOU COULD CREATE THE RIGHT CONDITIONS FOR INDEPENDENT READING?

Think about it! A strong classroom library:
♥Supports your literacy instruction in and out of your classroom. ♥Helps your students to learn about books and author’s craft.
♥It also provides a central location for classroom resources ♥Serves as a place for students to talk about and interact with books

YOU NEED A CLASSROOM LIBRARY SYSTEM THAT REACHES, EVEN YOUR MOST RELUCTANT READERS!

WITH THIS CLASSROOM LIBRARY BOOK BIN LABELS RESOURCE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:

HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL GET!

Classroom Library rules poster
Shop till you drop poster sign for your classroom library.
28 Classroom Library Book Bin Labels organized by author. 840 Sticker labels. Thirty labels per author. These labels are to be printed on Avery 5260 address labels . Our favorite authors poster for display.
20 Classroom library Book bin labels organized by favorite series. 600 Sticker labels. Series we love poster for display!
44 Classroom library book bin labels organized by theme/topic. 420 sticker labels, and favorite topics/themes poster for classroom display!

28 Classroom library book bin labels organized by content area. 330 Sticker labels. Content Literacy poster for classroom display.
16 Classroom book bin labels organized by genre. 150 Sticker labels. Genre-Mania! Poster for classroom display.
73 Classroom library bin labels - Book bin labels for your leveled library. F&P guided reading, DRA, Lexile, and Reading Recovery.
24 BLANK labels to accommodate your needs!
24 EDITABLE and Generic labels to use with any author, series, or medley!

THAT'S 257 LABELS AND 2,340 STICKER LABELS! WHOA!!!

SEE INSIDE THE CLASSROOM LIBRARY BOOK BIN LABELS RESOURCE!

Turn up the volume to listen to me tell you about it! I know you are DYING to hear my Spanish accent!♥

DISCLAIMER: the book bin labels are NOT “edible”, they are “editable!” 😁

WHAT OTHER TEACHERS ARE SAYING ABOUT MY CLASSROOM LIBRARY BOOK BIN LABELS:

Jessica S. said:

Love these labels! The print is large enough for littles to read and I love that there are editable ones for Class Books, etc. Thanks!

Brittney D. said:

I love the way these are organized, and that they come with the address labels ready to print! Such a time saver and so easy for me to set up my library!

Jessica D. said:

I love these library labels!! After searching around these fit my classroom library perfectly! I love all of the different categories and the printable labels to stick onto the books!! Thank you!! 🙂

Kathleen Schmid (TpT Seller) said:

My library is the talk of the town with these labels!

Barbara M. said:

I love these labels. Easy to print, laminate and use. I do wish that a label for the different months of the years was offered.

Andrea E. said:

Great resource! I love all the different options available in your pack so I was able to set up everything I needed then print and go!

Paula J. said:

Love the organization this provides for my library. Love that I can add my own labels that apply to my library.

Asa M. said:

Cannot wait to organize my classroom library! Students will know EXACTLY where to put books!

ABOUT THE CREATOR OF CLASSROOM LIBRARY BOOK BIN LABELS

Hi! I am Laura, an award-winning teacher with 20 years of teaching experience, and 9 years as a curriculum designer. I completely relate with teachers everywhere, and I understand what teachers need in order to help their students succeed. My main goal is to serve YOU by creating instructional resources, that meet your students at the corner of intentional AND fun. This is the secret to make your classroom the place, Where the Magic Happens.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do you recommend we use the editable ones? What program are they made for? Instructions for this would be really helpful. Thanks!

A: The editable book bin labels have been formatted to be used with the same font as the other labels. There are explicit instructions inside the resource!

Q: Do you have any suggestions on programs to use to convert the PDF to an word document so that i can edit. I have tried 2 different programs and both tell me it is password secure and therefore can not be converted.

A: This resource cannot be edited 100% due to the copyright policy of every single clip art designer. I do, however, provide an editable set for you to add your own labels. Let me know if you have further questions, I will be glad to help. You can also email me to laura@wherethemagichappensteaching.com

Q: I thought I could type on the blank labels, but apparently I can't . I need: Chapter Books, My Weirder School, Rookie Readers, Favorite Authors, Clifford, Partner Reading, Holidays, Who Would Win?, National Geographic, Margaret Hillert, Syd Hoff, and Curious George. Do you have a suggestion on how I can add these or can you add them? I want all of my labels to look cohesive!

A: As of 10/10/18… If you go and re-download, I have added 24 editable and generic labels to use with any author, or series, or combination. Let me know if this is what you were hoping for, if not, please email me laura@wherethemagichappensteaching.com and we can work at making this resource a better pack to fit your needs!

Q: Do you print the book in labels on 5x3.5 sticky labels too? Or do you laminate and stick on with tape? Thanks!

A: I print in card stock and then laminate. I stick with tape. BUT, 5×3.5 labels is a great idea!

NOT READY TO BUY? AT LEAST DON'T LEAVE EMPTY HANDED!

Try out my FREE library punch bookmarks!

You will get 12 punch classroom library bookmarks. Your students will get to learn and interact with your classroom library like never before!! These punch bookmarks will provide them with choices in every area… a TRUE way to foster reading motivation and independence! Students punch their bookmark, after they read a book. You will find genre, topic of interest, author’s choice, and nonfiction choice cards.