Category Archives: Display Ideas

2019 will be here in 12 days. I cannot believe that December is nearly gone and I have not prepared the Display Ideas for next month! That tells you a lot about how my month has gone. Here at the … Continue reading →

Have you ever wondered how to make a folded magazine Christmas Tree? “Library Hacks” columnist Katie Darty demonstrates how to fashion a crafty tree from a magazine and glue in this one-minute video. This video is on School Library Journal … Continue reading →

It seems like I just posted the November Display Ideas…Oh, that’s right, I did! I am trying to get back on track with posting during the first week of the month. December—I think of the holidays, but there are a … Continue reading →

Today is a beautiful fall day and harvest is in full-swing. It is time to think about the holidays that are fast-approaching and the displays you want to prepare in advance of that busy time. November and Thanksgiving are all … Continue reading →

Start the year off right with a bulletin board that will last until you are ready for Halloween. The title could say “Fall in Love with Reading.” This idea came from the Accucut website. Click on this link for more … Continue reading →

Summer will end before we know it. September 22 is the first day of fall in the Northern Hemisphere. Celebrate with a table of fall-themed coloring pages for grown-ups. Here are 10 more display and program ideas for September. Library … Continue reading →

Summer is here! It already feels like July. Use the spines of evenly-sized books to make this “flag” display. Here are ten more display and program ideas.   National Ice Cream Month In 1984, President Ronald Reagan designated July as … Continue reading →

We knew it was going to happen! Tomorrow is the first of May and the temperature is over 80 degrees. We went right from late winter to early summer. I hope sometime we get to enjoy a nice long spring. … Continue reading →

I know we are supposed to be well into spring by now, but the snow we had today makes me question the calendar. Put the words “Spring Into a Good Book” on a bulletin board and surround it with yellow … Continue reading →