Bookopolis Book-Giving Guide – 2019
Need one more gift for the young reader in your life? We got you covered. Check out these lists of kid-approved book lists organized by grade level and genre. Bookopolis Book Lists for 2nd-8th Graders […]
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8 Tips to Get Kids Reading this Summer
1. Give Kids Choice Most kids will read more if you truly let them choose what to read. Don’t stress out if it’s the 5th comic book they’ve read this week. You’re helping them build a habit of […]
How Will Kwame Alexander Change Children’s Literature? by Michelle Ardillo
I wholeheartedly agree with this article about the amazing Kwame Alexander. I’ve heard him speak at a reading conference and at our local bookstore and was blown away both times. He is funny, warm, and […]
The Best Children’s Books of 2017, According to Kids
With over 30,000 new children’s books published each year, it’s hard to know which ones your child MUST read. I am constantly scanning awards lists, review journals, local bookstore picks, and online reviews to figure […]
Reads for Super Readers: 9 Books for 8- to 12-Year-Old Bookworms
How do you know if you’re a bookworm? Here’s one test: Do you get super excited when the character in a book you’re reading is reading a book that you’ve read? If you’re not confused […]
Learn about your Students’ Reading Life
Here are two easy ways to get to know your students as readers at the beginning of the year. 1. Create a “Desert Island” Book List Have students create a list of their favorite […]
Top Ten MG Books to Use as Read Alouds Beginning of Year by Cassie Thomas
Great list of read alouds to consider for next year. I’ve done several of these with Bookopolis Book Clubs and added the rest to my #tbr pile.
Summer Reading Lists (2017)
Bookopolis Summer Reading Book Lists 2nd Grade Summer Reading Picks or download list here 3rd Grade Summer Reading Picks or download list here 4th Grade Summer Reading Picks or download list here 5th Grade Summer Reading Picks or download list […]
Reflections From My Reading Life by Lainie Levin
For parents and teachers who worry about their kids reading at the “wrong” level or reading too many graphic novels…here’s a perspective for you.
You Have a Gift, Not a Label by Peter H. Reynolds
Source: You Have a Gift, Not a Label by Peter H. Reynolds