Description
Streamline your classroom library with these 70+ Organization & Book Bin Labels designed for the intermediate classroom library. These student-friendly book-bin labels (3.5 x 5 inches) make it easy to organize books by genre, level, or theme, creating an efficient and inviting reading space for students.
Nonfiction Labels:
- America
- American & War
- Animals
- Autobiography
- Biography
- Black History
- Civil War
- Classics
- Fantasy
- Fun Facts
- Gold Rush
- Habitats
- History
- Informational Text
- Insects & Reptiles
- Landforms
- Math
- Mentor Texts
- Moments in History
- National Geographic
- Newspapers
- Ocean Life
- Places Around the World
- Reference
- Science
- Sports
- Weather
- Who Was…?
Fiction Labels:
- Animals
- Adventure
- Animals
- Dear America…
- Dogs
- Fairy Tales & Folktales
- Fiction
- Graphic Novels
- Historical Fiction
- Humor
- Mentor Texts
- Mystery
- Nonfiction
- Realistic Fiction
- School Days
- Science Fiction
- Sports
- A Series of Unfortunate Events
- Dear America
- Diary of a Wimpy Kid
- Harry Potter
- Goosebumps
- I Survived
- Magic Tree House
Other Labels:
- Award Winners
- Beloved Favorites
- Book Hospital
- Classroom Authors
- Celebrating Cultures
- Chapter Books
- Favorite Authors
- Favorite Series
- Foreign Language
- Graphic Novels
- Magazines
- Poetry
- Read Alouds
- Seasonal (fall, winter, spring, summer)
- Teacher Favorites
You can see how I set up my classroom library here.
Because of clipart and copyright laws, this pack is not editable. I have included 4 blank iDevices should you want to create your own labels. Labels are NO LONGER being added to this pack.
✅Download the preview to get a closer look at these templates and examples from my classroom!










Sarah Lep Literacy –
I absolutely love your blog and all of your materials. I have used your word wall and these book bin labels are adorable. Maybe you could make full sheets of popular labels, such as “Favorite Series”, since this is one that I need many copies of and I hate to waste ink on labels I can’t use. Just a thought. Thanks! 🙂
Catherine –
Hi Ms. Scott!
Thanks so much for the suggestion. It had never occurred to me – ha! 🙂 I have added four pages {one of favorite authors, series, award winners, and beloved favorites}. If you can think of any others you would like as a whole page, please let me know!
-Catherine
Sarah B. –
I love these!
Charity Boren –
Perfect for my class library!
Lopez Land Learners –
My students and I love these!! Thank you for making such a diverse set.
Jennifer N. –
Thanks so much. I love these. I am currently long-term subbing, but as soon as the classroom is mine, I will use these.
Laura M A. –
As someone who has never taught upper elementary this is perfect for helping to organize my library. They love the iPad shaped labels!
Jenifer Stewart –
This is perfect for my extensive classroom library!
Catherine –
Yay! So glad to hear that. 🙂 If you find that you need any labels added, please let me know!
Bumble Avenue –
These were just what I was looking for as a 5th grade teacher! I saw on your blog you read The Book Whisperer. Would it be possible to create a Traditional Lit. label?
Catherine –
Hi Tyler! Thanks so much for the note. I am SO glad the labels work for you. 🙂 I love Diller and cannot wait for her new book to come out!!! I would be more than happy to add a label. Any ideas for what type of graphic you would like on it? if so, email me at [email protected] and I’ll get it up this weekend.
Christy H. –
Adorable! These are great!
Heidi B. –
GREAT!!
monique O. –
Wonderful Bin Labels. The children will surely enjoys these.
Ginger Snaps –
I love these!!
Deborah J. –
Simple and easy to read
K and C Love Grade 3 –
Love these labels! So excited to get them onto my book bin! Thank you Catherine for changing a few to fit our “Canadian” spelling! You rock!
Wendy G. –
So happy to find your store and these labels
Soup and Soup –
This is a great collection of labels for the books my library.