Classroom Management

Organize Your Classroom Library with Inexpensive Stickers

| June 19, 2014

As you may know, I love using books in my classroom (Check out my two lists of recommendations here and here!). Literature can add so much to art lessons, including helping students learn and recall new concepts. In this video, I share how you can organize your classroom library into a system that your students can easily learn and utilize!

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What does your art room library look like? Do you have a sorting system?

How do you accumulate books?

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Alecia Eggers Kaczmarek

Alecia Eggers Kaczmarek, an elementary school art educator, is a former AOEU Writer. She is passionate about teaching and reaching students through an innovative and meaningful arts education.

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