Classroom Library Procedures

Mr. Corrao’s Classroom Library Procedures

Independent reading is an essential component to a strong literacy program. It allows students to practice and apply reading skills to self-selected text. To that end, my classroom library has an extensive selection of contemporary young adult fiction. The hope is there will be something to connect with every student. However, that doesn’t mean every book will be acceptable to every family’s individual content and language standards. These are not assigned books, and students are encouraged to return any book that their parents/guardians would not find acceptable. Students are also invited to use the Arcola library, public library, and bookstores to access additional choices.

Book-Borrowing Rules

1. You may borrow no more than two books at a time.

2. Print your name, the title of the book, and the date on the library clipboard.

3. You may keep the books as long as necessary. However, as soon as you’re finished please return them so they’re available for other students.

4. Damaged or lost books must be paid for or replaced.

5. When you return a book, cross off your name on the clipboard and put the book on the shelf by author’s last name.

6. Enjoy!