I've been enjoying photos on Instagram of an amazing storewide display titled Mise en Page at Le Bon Marché department store in Paris that celebrates reading, publishing, writing, and printing. Sarah Andelman has curated this pop-up show, and it looks delightful! I thought the photos in an article from wallpaper (a design magazine) might give school librarians some ideas about displays for School Library Month.
How are members of the Primary Sources in the School Library group celebrating this April's School Library Month? What ideas do you have (or have you tried) for displays of primary sources as part of the celebration? Have you considered working with your school's art teacher(s)? Please share your experiences or photos in the comments!
If you are looking for primary sources for any Library display, you might start with the Free to Use and Reuse set on Reading.
It's a Whole Great Big Fun Thing - Example from Free to Use and Reuse
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