The ABC'S of the Library by Mrs. Yelley's Class
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The document lists the letters of the alphabet and has children pair each letter with a word related to books or the library. For each letter, a child's name is listed after to credit who thought of that word pairing. Some examples given are A is for author, B is for bear books, L is for library, and Q is for quiet in the library.
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- 1. The ABC’s of the Library
- 2. A is for author who does the words. By Aiden Cunningham
- 3. B is for bear books. By Mia McCoy
- 4. C is for Caldecott books. By Krista Belcher
- 5. D is for eat with your books. By Alizye Clemmons
- 6. E is for easy books. By Cheyanne Barnes
- 7. F is for fiction books. By Marley Smith
- 8. G is for goat books. By Gage Miller
- 9. H is for handle your books with care, keep them from fire. By Paul Tomko
- 10. I is for interesting books like monster books. By Clara Kaltenbach
- 11. J is for jets and jumping books. By Justin Jordan
- 12. K is for kangaroo. By Brady Wood
- 13. L is for library. By Lukas Endicott
- 14. M is for magazines. By Brady Wood
- 15. N is for nonfiction books. By Lainey Harbert
- 16. O is for overdue books. By Kyliyah Davis
- 17. P is for pail of shelf markers. By Paris Brown
- 18. Q is for quiet in the library. By Tylin Scales