Library Storytime – Fiction and Nonfiction

Description

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MADE ESPECIALLY FOR:

• new elementary librarians
• elementary librarians on Specials rotation
• secondary teachers who are now elementary librarians
• busy parents who just don’t have time to create detailed storytime lessons

I have been all four of these at the same time! My storytimes are the lessons I would have wanted when I was a new, overwhelmed, and exhausted school librarian.

FAST FACTS

• Recommended for: Grades K-2
• Lesson Duration: 1-2 library lessons (about 50 minutes total)
• Formats: PPT, Google Slides, PDF
• Editable: YES, all text is editable

***Please note that this presentation is designed to complement a read-aloud. The actual read-aloud story comes from you! I cannot include a recorded read-aloud due to copyright restrictions.

WHAT’S IN THE FILE:

• 44-slide PPT + Google™ Slides
• Scavenger Hunt Activity (1 page)
• List of 15 recommended fiction/nonfiction pairings for read-alouds (1 page)
• Lesson plan templates for Grades K, 1, and 2 (6 pages)
• Google™ Classroom Basics (4 pages)
• Instructions on how to set up PPT slide timings for digital bulletin boards (2 pages)

STORYTIME INCLUDES:

• original storytime song for fiction and nonfiction
• Video link to “fiction / false” and “nonfiction / true” in American Sign Language
• “Is it real?” group discussion game (very short and easy for pre-reading)
• Slides for guided discussion of fiction and nonfiction: includes characteristics of fiction and nonfiction
• All slides are illustrated with brightly-colored, high-resolution clipart and photos for K-2.

ADDITIONAL SCROLLING SLIDES INCLUDE:

• Library terms: fact, opinion, biography, fact books, informational books
• Facts require research and proof; opinions are what people think
• Nonfiction books can contain opinions and facts that are later proven false
• Vocabulary word: yarn (as in “telling a yarn/story”)
• 3 “Would you rathers”