Aotearoa School Library Week Resources 2024
Resources
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It's time to celebrate our school libraries again across the motu showcasing the difference a school library can make to every school community.
Once again we have teamed up with award winning illustrator Paul Beavis to create resources to help you celebrate your school library. The SLANZA ASLW Ohu Mahi have put this year's activity guide together with you in mind. We are hopeful you can find inspiration here to create an atmosphere of excitement in your libraries this week. Some activities will need to be adapted to better suit the year level of your ākonga; we trust you know your community and what will work best for them. |
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Aotearoa School Library Week StoryWalk ®
Aotearoa School Library Week StoryWalk® in partnership with Scholastic NZ. We are delighted that the recently published picture book 'But Then...' has been generously supplied by Scholastic NZ, Swapna Haddow and Daron Parton for the official ASLW StoryWalk® activity.
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Activities
Links from the School Library Week Activity Guide
Did you know it's also Maths Week?
Here are some resources to link the two events: Discover some great resources to bring mathematics into the school library to help showcase it for the fun, engaging, beautiful subject it is. A comprehensive guide to bringing these two events together by Sara Neville. Why use picture books in a maths class? Using picture books with mathematical content can be an effective way to engage students and explore problems within entertaining contexts Picture books are frequently requested by teachers and parents as a way to introduce children to mathematical concepts. As a self-confessed maths nerd and ex-primary school teacher, Annelies Judson took it upon herself to request a range of fun kids’ maths books from Auckland Libraries and review them.
- ASLW24 Colouring In - sheet 1
- ASLW24 Colouring In - sheet 2
- ASLW24 Colouring In - sheet 3
- ASLW Bookmarks to colour in
- ASLW Bookmarks (double sided activity sheet)
- ASLW 24 Coloured single bookmark
- ASLW24 single bookmark 1 (no colour)
- ASLW24 single bookmark 2 (no colour)
- ASLW24 single bookmark 3 (no colour)
- ASLW24 single bookmark 4 (no colour)
Links from the School Library Week Activity Guide
- Library Eye Spy
- Weaving Baskets
- Bingo cards (Primary & Secondary)
- Crosswords & Wordfinds (Primary & Secondary)
Did you know it's also Maths Week?
Here are some resources to link the two events: Discover some great resources to bring mathematics into the school library to help showcase it for the fun, engaging, beautiful subject it is. A comprehensive guide to bringing these two events together by Sara Neville. Why use picture books in a maths class? Using picture books with mathematical content can be an effective way to engage students and explore problems within entertaining contexts Picture books are frequently requested by teachers and parents as a way to introduce children to mathematical concepts. As a self-confessed maths nerd and ex-primary school teacher, Annelies Judson took it upon herself to request a range of fun kids’ maths books from Auckland Libraries and review them.
- Free online maths challenges on the Maths Week website
