Student centered learning/spaces also involves interactive displays where students can share their progress, ideas, and resources with others. We encourage you to take some time to explore some options below, with the intent that you can make it your own.

1. Click on the infamous Library Girl to read about her blog topic: From Decoration to Documentation

Get Ready!

• What do I want to learn?
• What do I already know?
• What are some questions I have?
• How will I find answers?
• Am I ready to make connections?

Show me how to Get Ready!

2. Check out this Pinterest Page on Interactive Library Displays

Dig!

• Where will I look for answers?
• How will I know I found good facts?
• How will I collect my facts?
• How much time do I have to get facts?
• Can I retell the facts that I find?

show me how to Dig!

3.   Use this Padlet to collaborate with other LMS and share ideas of interactive spaces or bulletin boards you already have or would like to build in your library space.

• Feel free to upload existing pictures of your own library or of ones you've found in your searches
• Our curriculum has many opportunities for students to share their work and collaborate with the whole school, feel free to collaborate: beg, borrow, and steal!
• groupsite.com 

Discover!

• Do I have enough facts to answer my questions?
• Do my friends have facts to share?
• Can I sort the facts into things that are alike or different?
• What answers do my friends have?
• What new idea did I learn?
• What do these facts mean to me?

Show me how to Discover!

4.  Use the remaining time to plan for at least 1 interactive space or bulletin board and be sure to pin your "must do's" to your Pinterest board.  **In the comment section, add your Pinterest name others can follow your board**

Share!

• How will I tell my friends about what I found?
• How can I get my friends to take part when I share my answers?
• What did I like the most about my work?
• What could I do better the next time?

Show me how to Share!