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. 

I just finished getting all my Missouri Reader Award Nominee Google Forms created for voting for my K-2 students and response forms for my 4-12 students, so I thought I'd share what I've finished. 

Head over to my TpT store to check out my latest freebies! While you're there, click on the Follow button in my store to get updates when I post new freebies, products and sales or click here to begin following. 

I fell in love with this vintage Halloween digital paper and had to create a new freebie with it. Be sure to click on the picture below to check out my TpT Store and download a set of editable blank decor/poster templates for yourselves! I will be working on task cards to match very soon! Be sure to follow my store for more freebies and new products! 

I created this fun Easter/Bunnies shared reading and finger puppets set back when I taught Kindergarten, but it's still great to use in the library, as well! Click on the pictures below to download this freebie. Also, at the end of this post, you can purchase the emergent reader from my TpT store that matches this set.

I also created an emergent reader to go with the rhyme. You can purchase it through my TpT store for $1.50.

I mentioned last week that I created a Google Site for the 2019-2020 Mark Twain Reader Award Nominees. I just finished the checklist bookmarks for both the Mark Twain and Truman Reader Award Nominees. Feel free to share them with your teachers or librarian. Click on the bookmark pictures below to download a copy of the bookmarks or click the bottom picture to take you to the site.

Spring Break weekend has been a little rainy, which is not so great for getting to do anything outside, but perfect for getting to work on things for school! I created some bookmarks for my little readers this afternoon and thought you might enjoy this freebie, too! Click here or on the picture below to download these bookmarks for free from my TpT Store!



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I created these signs to frame in my library when my theme was "Reading is Sweet". I purchased black 8" x 10" picture frames from Dollar Tree and cut the signs to size and hung them with 3M Command Velcro Strips. They looked so cute and really popped against our gray walls. These printable signs are actually black and white.

I created this set to be editable for adding color to the background for those with access to a color printer. However, I printed mine on bright colored paper from Wal-Mart. I also created the last sign with a blank in the area of 'a cupcake' so you could change it to say whatever you like. The font is MTF Skinny and the size is 166. If you use these signs, I would love to see a picture! Click here or on any picture below to take you to the free download.

For more pictures of my "Reading is Sweet" themed library decor click here to visit my library Facebook album.

I'm having so much fun being snowed in that I might be guilty of refreshing the school closings web page of our local news station no more than 8 million times in the last hour to see if my school has been added to the list. Yes, I receive texts from the Principal, Facebook messages, emails and a phone call, but knowing right away is such an amazing feeling! ;) Ha! Does anyone else share in this excitement?

Okay, maybe I should lay off the Coca-Cola a little! :)

This morning, I created an emergent reader and a few freebies to go along with it. Be sure to check them out! Click on the pictures to take you to my TpT store to purchase the reader or download the freebies! Just so you know, the freebies are included in the reader file if you purchase it.

Just dropping in to post about a Columbus Day freebie. :) It comes with full color or black and white bookmarks. Click on the picture below to download a copy from my TpT store.

I never in my wildest dreams would have imagined that kids would go through bookmarks the way they do! I can't keep the basket stocked each week. I have to admit though, next to the smell of the Bookmobile when I was a kid, getting new bookmarks rated pretty high up on the scale for fabulous things about checking out a book for me, too. ;)

In case you thought I have forgotten how to blog, you might be right! ;) This year has been a whirlwind and I've been super busy at school and at home. Now that things are slowing down a little, I thought I'd post a freebie. Enjoy! I hope to be back soon to post our Fall Book Fair pictures. You can use this as a printable for younger students and digital for older students. 

I am loving all the quatrefoil and chevron prints for back-to-school this year! I know it will be something that is probably only trendy for awhile, but I can't wait to use items with these fun designs next year!

I made a few freebies that I thought you might want, too! The first item I made was a fancy quatrefoil editable notecards. They can be used for so many things and they are cute enough to print black and create something on your own! This free set includes 10 different colors and can be printed on regular paper, cardstock or even photocopied for a notepad.



These editable Chevron Class List Posters are only $1! It includes 10 different chevron print colors!

I am working won some editable chevron notecards, too. I hope to get them posted soon.