This tutorial introduces Shelf Talkers—small notes placed beside books to share quick, personal recommendations. They help students discover new reads even when you can’t speak to each one. An example by Nirupama Kaushik shows how a simple, engaging note can spark curiosity and guide young readers.
This tutorial offers guidance on how to set up an inviting and functional reading corner in any classroom, library, or learning space. Featuring insights from Ms. Pranjal Kavthankar, School In-charge, and Ms. Priti Shetkorgaonkar, Trained English Teacher from GPS Aroba Dhargal, Pernem, Goa, it highlights how even small changes can make a big difference in nurturing reading habits among children.
In this tutorial, we feature Judith Thomas, a creative librarian who loves turning libraries into spaces of joy and participation. Judith shares her idea of creating interactive displays—simple setups that invite children to explore, express, and contribute.
Through this tutorial, you’ll discover how to design displays that encourage hands-on exploration, discussion, and ownership—making your library a welcoming space where children don’t just read, but also create and share.
In this tutorial, Sushma Sakpal, PYP Teacher Librarian, shares how to turn a literacy fest into a joyful celebration. From choosing a theme to student-led reviews, guest readers, and a grand Character Parade—her tips show how libraries can truly come alive!
In this tutorial, Reshma Ahmed, founder of Snehjori, shares creative ways to turn children into excited co-creators of library displays — making the space more engaging, joyful, and truly theirs.
In this tutorial, Nirupama and Joanne share simple and engaging strategies to help children explore new genres, form their own opinions about books, and build confident, joyful reading identities.
Are you looking for ways to make your library a space where curiosity thrives? This short tutorial introduces the engaging ideas that helps children express their questions and explore answers independently.
You’ll see how Mythili Iyengar set up a Wonder Wall in her school library, and how Deepa Arora created an Idea Box, transforming an entire space — from walls to window blinds — into writable surfaces where children can record and share their thoughts.