AuthorThe personwho WROTEa bookNonfictionBooks thatgive realinformationThesaurusA reference bookthat, when you lookup a word, listssynonyms for thatword -- other wordsyou could use tomake your writingmore interesting.RenewIf your library book isdue soon, and youneed just a little moretime to finish it, youcan ask the librarianto do this for you. Itallows you to keep itfor another week.DatabaseAn online resourcethat our librarysubscribes to thatgives you a collectionof high-qualityarticles for you to usewhen researching.FictionBooksthat aremade-upstoriesSpineThe center of abook's cover -- ithas the title on it,and we should seeit if it was put onthe shelf correctly.DictionaryA reference bookthat, when youlook up a word, itshows you how topronounce it andwhat it means.Table ofContentsFound in the front ofa book, this is a listof chapters, givingyou the pagenumbers where thechapters start.PublisherThecompanythat edits,designs, andprints books.IndexUsed for research, thissection is in the backof a book. It's analphabetical list of thetopics in the book andwhat pages you wouldfind information aboutthem.HoldIf a book you want isalready checked out,you can ask thelibrarian to do this foryou -- it puts yourname on a list ofpeople waiting to getthe book when itreturns.TitlePageFound near the frontof the book and usedwhen you need tocite your sources,this page shows youthe title, author,illustrator, andpublisher.CoverThe outsideof a bookthat protectsits pages.OverdueWhen a librarybook has beenkept past thedate that it wassupposed to bereturned.TitleThename ofa bookGlossaryA "mini-dictionary" inthe back of anonfiction book,helping youunderstand themeaning of difficultvocabulary words inthe book.IllustratorThe personwho did thepictures for abookCopyrightDateThe year thatthe author an/orillustrator firstcompleted theirwork on thatbook.AuthorThe personwho WROTEa bookNonfictionBooks thatgive realinformationThesaurusA reference bookthat, when you lookup a word, listssynonyms for thatword -- other wordsyou could use tomake your writingmore interesting.RenewIf your library book isdue soon, and youneed just a little moretime to finish it, youcan ask the librarianto do this for you. Itallows you to keep itfor another week.DatabaseAn online resourcethat our librarysubscribes to thatgives you a collectionof high-qualityarticles for you to usewhen researching.FictionBooksthat aremade-upstoriesSpineThe center of abook's cover -- ithas the title on it,and we should seeit if it was put onthe shelf correctly.DictionaryA reference bookthat, when youlook up a word, itshows you how topronounce it andwhat it means.Table ofContentsFound in the front ofa book, this is a listof chapters, givingyou the pagenumbers where thechapters start.PublisherThecompanythat edits,designs, andprints books.IndexUsed for research, thissection is in the backof a book. It's analphabetical list of thetopics in the book andwhat pages you wouldfind information aboutthem.HoldIf a book you want isalready checked out,you can ask thelibrarian to do this foryou -- it puts yourname on a list ofpeople waiting to getthe book when itreturns.TitlePageFound near the frontof the book and usedwhen you need tocite your sources,this page shows youthe title, author,illustrator, andpublisher.CoverThe outsideof a bookthat protectsits pages.OverdueWhen a librarybook has beenkept past thedate that it wassupposed to bereturned.TitleThename ofa bookGlossaryA "mini-dictionary" inthe back of anonfiction book,helping youunderstand themeaning of difficultvocabulary words inthe book.IllustratorThe personwho did thepictures for abookCopyrightDateThe year thatthe author an/orillustrator firstcompleted theirwork on thatbook.

Library -- Parts of a Book and Library Procedures - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The person who WROTE a book
    Author
  2. Books that give real information
    Nonfiction
  3. A reference book that, when you look up a word, lists synonyms for that word -- other words you could use to make your writing more interesting.
    Thesaurus
  4. If your library book is due soon, and you need just a little more time to finish it, you can ask the librarian to do this for you. It allows you to keep it for another week.
    Renew
  5. An online resource that our library subscribes to that gives you a collection of high-quality articles for you to use when researching.
    Database
  6. Books that are made-up stories
    Fiction
  7. The center of a book's cover -- it has the title on it, and we should see it if it was put on the shelf correctly.
    Spine
  8. A reference book that, when you look up a word, it shows you how to pronounce it and what it means.
    Dictionary
  9. Found in the front of a book, this is a list of chapters, giving you the page numbers where the chapters start.
    Table of Contents
  10. The company that edits, designs, and prints books.
    Publisher
  11. Used for research, this section is in the back of a book. It's an alphabetical list of the topics in the book and what pages you would find information about them.
    Index
  12. If a book you want is already checked out, you can ask the librarian to do this for you -- it puts your name on a list of people waiting to get the book when it returns.
    Hold
  13. Found near the front of the book and used when you need to cite your sources, this page shows you the title, author, illustrator, and publisher.
    Title Page
  14. The outside of a book that protects its pages.
    Cover
  15. When a library book has been kept past the date that it was supposed to be returned.
    Overdue
  16. The name of a book
    Title
  17. A "mini-dictionary" in the back of a nonfiction book, helping you understand the meaning of difficult vocabulary words in the book.
    Glossary
  18. The person who did the pictures for a book
    Illustrator
  19. The year that the author an/or illustrator first completed their work on that book.
    Copyright Date