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Classroom Library Labels

I finally finished updating my classroom library labels.  They have been created using blue, green, and purple backgrounds.  Click on the picture to get these labels from my TpT store:

This file contains book tub labels with pictures. You will receive 90+ labels in all three colors. The labels I made are targeted towards the primary grade levels, but I have also included blank labels for you to personalize for your own classroom library. Some of the labels include:

Series books (Magic Tree House, Black Lagoon, etc.)

Popular Characters (Arthur, Amelia Bedelia, etc.)

Authors (Kevin Henkes, Tomie dePaola, etc.)

Genres (fairy tales, poetry, etc.)

Holidays (Christmas, Valentine’s Day, etc.)

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This word means different things to different people. For Ren, home is a little white house in the rainforest. His days are spent in nature where the wild brings his imagination to life. Everything is perfect...until it isn’t.⁣
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Suddenly his world is turned upside down and he finds himself living in the city. Everything is loud and fast. Ren’s head is so full from his new surroundings that there’s no room left for magic or wild.⁣
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The city is all Ava has ever known. She thrives in an environment with constant change and people moving. There is always something to do and she is never lonely because she always has someone to share it with.⁣
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Can Ava help Ren find the beauty, magic, and wild he craves in this new place?⁣
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A New Kind of Wild by Zara González Hoang is a beautiful story about how the magic of friendship can make a new place feel like home. The illustrations bring these vastly different places to life with bright colors and details. Swipe to take a peek inside this book.⁣

Where do you call home?⁣

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