Library Media Specialists in Florida
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May 29, 2012
idea for you :)
I use small tubs that are narrow enough that the books can stand upright and you might consider arranging them by topic, to the extent possible. For example, are some of them non- fiction (like about sharks)? Or you could put animals together, etc. That way you'd be reinforcing library organizational and some search skills at the same time as being...See More
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