Book genre labels

I love encouraging my students to explore a variety of genres, but sometimes that means I need to explicitly teach them about the genres first! These free genre posters are the perfect way to do just that!

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**FREE SHIPPING** Make finding a book easy and fun with these adorable book genre bin labels and signs! This set comes with 13 different book genres as shown in the image. The printable kit includes the following: 13 - 2" Genre Labels as shown in picture (one 8.5x11 sheet) 13 - 3" Genre Labels as shown in picture (two 8.5x11 sheets) 13 - 5" Genre Labels as shown in picture (six 8.5x11 sheets) Print on 8.5 x 11 Cardstock Paper or Sticker Paper Cut using cut lines located at the top and…

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A teacher blog post about teaching genres in the upper elementary classroom. From setting up a classroom library with genre labels, displaying genre posters and a genre word all, supporting genre reader response, and classroom organization of supports for independent reading with genres.