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Month: January 2015

How to Host a Mock Caldecott

  • by mayorofbookopolis
  • Posted on January 20, 2015
  • Resources - Educators

The Caldecott Medal is awarded every year by the American Library Association to the artist of the most distinguished picture book for children. It’s like the Oscars for picture book illustrators. So, having a Mock Caldecott […]

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Celebrate National Reading Day – Friday, Jan 23, 2015

  • by mayorofbookopolis
  • Posted on January 19, 2015January 20, 2015
  • Resources - Educators

I’m always up for a holiday, especially one related to reading.  Here are some ideas for ways to celebrate National Reading Day this Friday, January 23rd with your students or at home with your own […]

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A Love Letter to Educators

  • by mayorofbookopolis
  • Posted on January 14, 2015
  • Uncategorized

I just read the “extras” in a new paperback version of The One and Only Ivan.  This 2013 Newbery Medal winner by Katherine Applegate is one of those beautiful and approachable books that makes you want […]

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Make a Reading Resolution

  • by mayorofbookopolis
  • Posted on January 5, 2015
  • Resources - Educators

  Time spent reading at home is the only “homework” that has been linked to increased academic achievement.  Encourage your students to read more this year by making a reading resolution. Reading Resolution Ideas Read 40 […]

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