The onslaught of testing required by the No Child Left Behind Act has resulted in schools pressuring teachers to prepare students for tests, and time spent outdoors has suffered as a result. Nature… Source: Get […]
Want to support kids and reading this holiday? Consider one of these wonderful children’s literature related charity organizations. Thanks to Sharon Levin for the round-up! 10 Books A Home 10BH is a home tutoring nonprofit […]
For schools that use Canvas as their LMS, teachers and librarians can now sign up for Bookopolis via Canvas. Accounts for educators and students will be created using your Canvas log in credentials. To create a new […]
Learning how to navigate social dramas and issues with friends and peers is as much a part of a tween’s day at school as learning fractions or state capitals. Seeing fictional characters struggle with — […]
“You said that you didn’t even know why they had middle school, that there ought to be some government program where, as soon as kids graduated elementary school, they got scooped up and sent to […]
I am participating in the Picture Book 10 for 10 event hosted by Mandy Robek and my new #NerdCampMI friend Cathy Mere. This exciting event takes place on August 10th every year. Bloggers are welc… Source: Imagination Celebration […]
Lisa Graff fans will be happy — learn about her new book, A CLATTER OF JARS.
Love this. Another idea, of course, is to have students build their BoBs digitally with virtual bookshelves on Bookopolis.com
Check out my guest blog post on BuildingBoys.net, a great resource for moms of boys, with a formula for getting your boys to read this summer. You likely know how important reading during the summer […]