Looking for a fun October library display? This Frankly, I Love Books bulletin board is a quick and spooky way to celebrate reading this month. My Frankenstein bulletin board was inspired by Jamie Baker. Students love the friendly Frankenstein design, and it makes your library bulletin board or wall stand out for Halloween.

Grab my *FREE* Frankly, I Love Books banner to use in your own school library. It’s perfect for elementary librarians or teachers who want a festive, book-loving display that encourages kids to read all October long! The banner can be used as a stand-alone decoration for a book display, as well. 

As you prepare to read Pumpkin Jack by Will Hubbell and begin the ever popular pumpkin decomposition/life cycle experiment, here's a little something to tie your experiment area together so your jar of eventual sludge will make sense to an outsider looking in. 😉

I created this set because I wanted a banner to display the week I taught the lesson, but something smaller for the rest of the year that I could place near our pumpkin jar.

As the leaves and temperature have started changing with the arrival of fall, I'm feeling all the love for all the cute creatures out and about around our place! Seeing the deer munching in the field tonight inspired me to create some new bookmarks. 

These free fall woodland animals bookmarks are a great way to encourage reading engagement, add to seasonal displays and activities, and just for fun for those students that always want to visit the bookmark basket after check out. Does anyone else feel like they refill the bookmark basket (or whatever yours is called) on a daily basis? My students absolutely LOVE bookmarks! Plus, these will add a cozy touch to our library space. 

Click here to access the color or grayscale file on Canva. You can print them on cardstock or laminate them for extra durability.

 Who doesn't love having a few snow days in January to get something accomplished that equates to sharing some freebie 💗love💗 with other librarian friends? 

I previously created some Christmas cards that lots of people used for centers/stations, gifts for nursing home residents, and for students' families, so I thought a set of Valentine's Day cards would be fun, too.