Book fair activities

Take your English Language Arts classes on a literacy adventure at the end of the year with these 10 fun activities to host a book carnival! From scavenger hunts to bookish crafts, these library-friendly activities will get your students excited about reading and writing.

This is a book fair lollipop tree. Students donate 25c to pull a lollipop. Some have color tips. Those tips are winners of pencils, erasers, books.

I have a love/hate relationship with book fairs. I love how excited the students get, and I love all the shiny, new books. I enjoy the themes (when it's a good one), and I like decorating. Then the book fair opens... If you've new and you haven't experienced book fair week yet, you're in for

Banned Books Week

Our annual Scholastic Book Fair is held every Spring. This is a busy and fun week where we set-up a "book store" for our school.

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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Book fair project

Magic reading bulletin board

The Lesmurdie School Community Library display for Children's Book Week 2018 - Find Your Treasure

Fairfield Public Library Spring 2015

Oversized booked made from cardboard boxes #fairytale #storybook #jdrf

Photo Booth made out of hand made books, nerdy stuff toys and a huge fairytale book.

Find Your Treasure chest

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For the month of April we set up a game of Guess Who. We took 12 of the new books and made guess who cards for one character per book. Students who would like to play can check out one of the 12 books abd when they’re done reading they can guess which card corresponds to that book.