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The signs below are from a bookstore in Brooklyn. Can you think of an attention-getting new "genre"?  At the STC library Friday, I saw these two displays. I love them for their simplicity...  || Grab a bunch of like-minded books, print a sign, and voila! Instant display. For the hurricane preparedness display, they printed 2-dimensional samples of the items one would need in a hurricane kit. Each has a paper flap on the bottom to help them stand up, and they are taped to the table to prevent them from blowing away. What would make your students stop and look? If you find yourself inspired, too, be sure to share a photo! ** The ELA Displays page has been reconfigured. We may need to break them into separate pages for each quarter if it begins to load too slowly. Be sure to add your ideas, whether they be a word or two that goes with the theme or an actual display you have created. **
 * = [[image:photo_(4).JPG width="471" height="628" align="center" caption="Health Literacy"]] ||= [[image:photo_(5).JPG width="468" height="624" caption="Hurricane Preparedness"]]