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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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