2nd Grade (CKO 2 books) 1st Grade (CKO 1 book) Kindergarten (CKO 1 book) ECSE/STEP (CKO 1 book) Library Nine Week Plans – 3rd Quarter Shirley Brawley Continue library routine Listen to a variety of selections including poems, songs, rhymes and stories Participate in interactive activities Expand receptive and expressive language skills Choose book to check out Develop appreciation of literature by listening to a variety of selections including poems, songs, rhymes and stories Listen to various stories—explore common characteristics Identify spine label/call number and its purpose in locating a book Learn elements included in fiction and nonfiction essential to the comprehension of each Sequence the events of a story Clap out story rhythms or participate in choral reading to complete a story pattern Brainstorm/identify rhyming words Review proper book care Develop appreciation of literature by listening to a variety of selections including poems, songs, rhymes and stories Identify and use beginning reference sources Use picture dictionaries to locate information and find meaning of unfamiliar words Answer who, what, when, where, why and how questions about what is read Identify characters, setting, and events in story Sequence/retell story using beginning, middle and end Listen to stories with repeated patterns Use graphic organizer to compare fiction and nonfiction books Locate first letter of author’s last name—find book in E section by author’s last name Develop appreciation of literature by listening to a variety of selections including fiction and nonfiction Identify story elements including characters, setting, important events, problem/solution, main idea Make and confirm predictions about story content Locate reference and nonfiction materials Locate and identify encyclopedia, dictionary and atlas in reference section Locate table of contents, index, pictures, charts in reference materials Give book talk on favorite book, including story elements such as characters, setting and problem 5th Grade (CKO 2 books) 4th Grade (CKO 2 books) 3rd Grade (CKO 2 books) Library Nine Week Plans – 3rd Quarter Shirley Brawley Develop appreciation of literature by listening and participating in a variety of literary experiences Select recreational and informational sources at an appropriate (“just right”) level Use appropriate questioning skills to retrieve information Recognize the availability of information from a variety of resources Use alphabetical arrangement to locate a subject in a set of general encyclopedias Identify and select resource materials and information on a given topic Understand purpose for reading and research Use graphic organizers to map information Identify characteristics of biographies and autobiographies Locate articles in online and print encyclopedias with assistance Develop appreciation of literature by listening and participating in a variety of literary experiences Explore variety of genres Recognize availability of information from a variety of community resources Demonstrate an understanding of the ownership of ideas/Plagiarism Use questioning skills to solve problems, find information Locate information on a given topic from more than one source Locate information using nonfiction and reference materials, print and electronic resources Use table of contents, glossary, index, guidewords, and graphics within selected materials Explore characteristics of fantasy and fact within historical fiction and other literary genres Develop appreciation of literature by listening and participating in a variety of literary experiences Recognize availability of information from a variety of community resources Select and use appropriate reference sources to answer specific questions Synthesize information on a given topic from more than one resource Identify different reference resources and select the most appropriate one for specific purpose Use graphic organizers to map information Gather information from print and nonprint sources Explore searching and gathering information from online resources/ databases Demonstrate an understanding of the ownership of ideas/Plagiarism