[aisle] Library Schedule - Elementary School

[Christine Cahill]

In non covid times I see students once a week for 40 minutes-30 minute
lesson and 10 minute checkout. Students can come in every morning to
exchange books. Our doors open 20 minutes before class starts.

Christine Cahill
Teacher/Librarian
Carrie Busey Elementary School
304 Prairie Rose Lane
Savoy, IL 61874
217-351-3811
cahillch at u4sd.org


On Wed, Mar 3, 2021 at 11:19 AM Jaime Pirus via AISLE <
aisle at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:

> My principal and I are brainstorming ideas for our library schedule in our
> K-5 elementary school (non-Covid times). Currently, each class visits the
> library for 30 minutes once per week. Since we have five sections of each
> grade, I see about 30 classes a week. I usually spend 10-15 minutes on a
> short lesson or read-aloud and then they have 15-20 minutes to choose
> books.
>
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> I want to know what you do (in non-Covid times)! Do you do a 30 minute
> lesson one week and then let them check out books every other week? Do you
> see classes for a longer/shorter amount of time each week? Are students
> able to come to the library during their free time to choose books? Do you
> do something completely different?
>
>
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> I’m open to any ideas as well as real-life experiences!
>
>
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
>
>
> Jaime Pirus
>
> District Librarian
>
> Reed-Custer Elementary School
> <https://www.rc255.net/RCIS/Pages/default.aspx>
>
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