50 Library Lessons and Ideas

Lucas Maxwell author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Facet Publishing

Publishing:1st Oct '26

£32.99

This title is due to be published on 1st October, and will be despatched as soon as possible.

50 Library Lessons and Ideas cover

50 Library Lessons and Ideas is packed full of fun, creative and engaging activities and ideas for school librarians and teachers to use with their students to help encourage reading for pleasure.

Organised into two sections, the first provides practical advice on library events and concepts such as running a high school book club, getting boys to read, starting your own book award and helping children to read aloud. The second section has a range of inspiring and inexpensive activities that use films, novels, manga, poetry, LEGO® and other media to improve students’ reading engagement. With quizzes, scavenger hunts, literary charades and creative writing, each activity features step-by-step guidance and is designed to be adaptable to different students’ needs.

From educating students about misinformation and wellbeing, to introducing young readers to non-fiction and poetry, this straightforward and highly effective guide is an essential resource for school librarians and teachers.

50 Library Lessons and Ideas deserves a place on every school librarian's bookshelf. Whether you are new to the profession and seeking practical guidance or an experienced librarian looking to refresh your practice, this book offers a wealth of inspiring, tried-and-tested ideas. Drawing on his extensive experience working in school libraries, Lucas shares programmes and activities that have been successfully implemented and refined over time. Practical, engaging and immediately applicable, this is an essential resource for anyone committed to developing an outstanding and welcoming school library programme.

-- Barbara Band, School Library Consultant, Trainer and Advisor and author of Championing Your School Lib

ISBN: 9781783307432

Dimensions: unknown

Weight: unknown

80 pages