Classroom library labels: genre bin labels, book plates, sign-out sheet

Teachers label book bins and books so children can find, borrow and return them. The three sheets are genre bin labels such as Animals, Fairy Tales and Poetry, book plates with a line for a name, and a sign-out sheet with fifteen rows. The styles are storybook, rainbow and clean. Type a twist, such as a reading level, and the same labels can take it.

• labels on a classroom book bin
• a sign-out sheet beside the class library
• a book plate for a school library book

Frequently asked questions

Which genres are on the bin labels?

Animals, fairy tales, science, mystery, graphic novels and poetry.

What do the book plates say?

From the Library of, above an empty name line, with a small open-book motif.

How many rows are on the sign-out sheet?

Fifteen, with columns for name, book title, date out and date back.

Are the labels cut apart?

Yes. The bin labels and book plates sit in grids with dashed cut lines. The sign-out sheet is a single page.

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