Central Kansas Library System

"The library is a place of learning, and it's important for young readers to know what they can and can't do among the stacks. Learning to keep quiet, be polite, and ask librarians good questions can help readers get the most out of their school or public library"--Amazon.com.

Reluctant reader Kit discovers her wizarding powers and the magic she can wield through books to help save the local library, and its resident dragon, from a power-hungry tycoon.

Is your school library a centered school library? Many educators agree that learning centers provide an effective setting for students to explore, create, and express themselves. Centers can also teach and reinforce important skills in a manner that empowers students by letting them control the pace. The Centered School Library invites you to tap the power of this educational approach with twelve unique, adaptable, and cost-friendly learning center...

Contains lesson plans, material lists, assessment tools, extension ideas, and reproducible pages for inexpensive and creative units for teaching children in kindergarten through fifth grade about the library.