All of my stories for middle grade readers have begun with my idea for a character. That initial inspiration eventually blossoms into an entire book, but that only happens after I allow that chara… Source: […]
Powerful post from Donalyn Miller. Having students discuss meaningful books would be a great activity to build a community of readers.
Do you run a Lit Circle or Book Club at school? Or maybe your kids participate in an after school book club? Check out this great opportunity to have your group featured on the […]
@tonykeefer Source: March Book Madness is Back by Tony Keefer
As an edtech tool, we are always looking for ways to make it easier for educators and parents to track and monitor their students’ reading and writing in Bookopolis. Check out some of these new […]
Great tips for parents who want to encourage kids to love reading (just be willing to take the blame!)
Here are some great picks for Nonfiction books for 3rd-5th grade readers. Some relate to specific state standards (mostly California shown here) and some are just great informational texts to engage your readers. What’s on […]
Need to find books in a given Genre for your young readers? Use the Search by Genre feature in Bookopolis! Pick a genre and then click Enter or combine your Genre choice with a Title, Author, […]
I love to log my summer reading on Bookopolis to track and remember what books I’ve read. If you’re my Friend in Bookopolis, you can look at my Books to see my latest reads. But, for those […]