For example, I have classroom library books, and then I have a separate library set up for my teacher books. One feature I love is that I can have different “library” sets.
The way I look at it, I can save money by not replacing books for the price of one coffee from Starbucks. If you sign up with your school email, you get a 25% off discount. I went with the paid version because I wanted to be able to create a circulation desk for my books.
Google being used to check out classroom library books free#
You have the option of deciding if you want to sign up for a free or paid version. If you are looking for ways to build up your classroom library, click here to see a few tips I have for doing this on a budget. I’ll share more on how I plan to manage the use of the scanner below. The scanner connects through a USB port to your computer. I purchased this one from Amazon for around $35. The only thing you need to get started with Libib is a library scanner. After LOTS of research, I came across the website Libib! I’m excited to say it meets every need I have for organizing and keeping up with my library! Materials Needed I had no way to know who was or was not returning books, or which books were missing until I needed that particular book. My students were taking books home on Tuesdays and Wednesday to read, but unfortunately as the year progressed, my shelves were gradually becoming bare. Much like you, I became frustrated this year with disappearing books.
It is time for a classroom library checkout system that doesn’t break the bank or add more stress when trying to keep up with those precious books and reading materials. However, after a few trips home, those books just seem to disappear. If you are like me, you’ve spent a lot of money buying books for your classroom library with the hopes of creating lifelong readers who just can’t stay out of this section of your classroom.
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