Library games for kids

Find free games, printables, slideshows, and other resources to use in your library. Great for virtual learning and for library centers.

Take a trip with your kids to your local library and explore your library and all it's library books adventure with our Library Books Scavenger Hunt for kids! This is a great way to get kids excited about reading and finding new library books.

Literary games that will spruce up your book club or teen program in a public or school library. Charades, basketball games and more are listed.

Adding some fun games for reading in the classroom schedule will instantly get your kids excited to read! These 5 fun reading games are...

Randi Sonenshine shares ways to keep communication going in book clubs using fun games. Read on for some easy ideas that can help switch up the normal routine and get students engaged in conversations about books.

Are you looking for elementary library lessons? A fun way to review what you've taught this year is with a Battleship library game! Read all the how-to's in this blog post! #LibraryLearners

Print This Craft Kids will have fun as they explore the library with our latest addition to the scavenger hunt ... Read More

The official game board for the Concord Public Library's Bookopoly. TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff

Need easy and FREE activities for your kids to do at home? Print off the free printable scavenger hunts, grab some children's books, and let your kids look through the books to find the items! Easy!

Get your kids excited about exploring the library with these ten quiet books game that require very little preparation.

Name that Children's Book Game

Fantastically fun literacy games so kids can enjoy learning about the alphabet, phonics, letter recognition, rhyming activities, sight words and more.

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This collection of reading board games includes learning games that teach reading and spelling. Preschoolers and older students (K-12) will develop reading skills with games. Are your kids ready to practice reading and spelling with reading board games? Sight word games, parts of speech games, and other literary learning games will be a fun addition to your homeschool, gameschooling, or classroom game shelf.

Guess the Picture Book by the First Line is a free printable game about books for kids who like to read, their parents, teachers and librarians. Discuss the concepts of titles and authorship, beginnings and endings, and reminisce over favourite old books. Great boredom buster for book lovers! #books #booklover #preschool #homeschool #printablegame

Here are 27 library activities for kids that will give you different ways of engaging them at the library and help to grow a love of reading.

Fall into reading with a 20 Book Challenge. Download the free printable and have fun reading! Perfect freebie to use in the classroom and at home.