I Have Who Has games are an easy way to get all students to focus and participate. Use this set of 28 cards for classroom genre review or library lessons for students in Grades 4-7. Includes editable cards, full directions, and answer key.

Thinking about genrefying your library? Want to update your current genre shelf labels? This set of library shelf labels is designed save you time and help make your fiction genre sections colorful and easy to navigate.

This set of shelf labels is compatible with my Genre Spine Labels set.

This set of Library Genre Spine Labels works for both classroom libraries and school library genrefication. Includes 31 library book labels in simple, colorful designs that will work for a wide variety of grade levels. Editable in Google, PDF, and PPT. Print on Avery 5195 "Return Address" labels for easy application.

Your middle grade students will love this interactive genre game for PowerPoint and Google™ Slides! Teach and review six popular fiction genres in the library or ELA classroom. Includes crossword and answer key. Editable.

This mystery genre book talk template is perfect for library lessons! All text in the PowerPoint is editable, plus it includes a sample book talk for middle school and an editable Google™ Slides version for students to make and share their own book talks.

Teaching the fantasy genre? This beautiful fantasy-themed book talk template includes an editable PowerPoint template, sample middle school book talk, and an editable Google™ Slides version for students to make and share their own book talks.

This science fiction book talk template is perfect for online library lessons! It includes editable Google™ Slides and PowerPoint templates, plus a zero-prep science fiction book talk for middle school.

Want to go back in time? This historical fiction genre book talk template is perfect for online library lessons! It includes editable Google™ Slides and PowerPoint templates, plus a zero-prep historical fiction book talk for middle school.

Remember all those magazine quizzes we took as teens? This Reading Genre Personality Test is styled after those quizzes. Students LOVE this library genre activity! This version is designed to help secondary library students identify which reading genres are best for them.

Update June 2022: All readalike bookmarks have been updated with new titles for 2022, plus the Genre Personality Quiz presentation got a fresh new design! If you already own it, you can re-download the file (login and go to MY ACCOUNT) to get the update for free.

This poster set goes with my popular What's Your Genre Personality? Quiz on TPT. These posters complement the secondary version of the quiz. They are great for library or classroom decor or in creating genre personality book displays.

Middle school students love trivia games! This book genre activity works great during library time, English class, during lunch, or after school to help students learn about and review popular library genres. It's all editable, with zero prep for you.