Why are My Books not showing up in my Reading Log list?
Only books that are on your “Reading It Now” book shelf will show up in your Reading Log. If you are trying to make a reading log entry for a book you’ve already read, you […]
Only books that are on your “Reading It Now” book shelf will show up in your Reading Log. If you are trying to make a reading log entry for a book you’ve already read, you […]
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We want our teachers to inspire our students every day. But, where do teachers go to get their inspiration? Here are a few of our favorite books written by teachers for teachers (or parents) with […]
Five stories worth the read about kids, reading, edtech, or other things that interested me this week…. While testing gets a lot of criticism, this NYT article gives a research-based argument for how testing in […]
A classic list to many readers. Love this for students and adults. Reader’s Bill of Rights by Daniel Pennac (French children’s book author) 1. The right to not read 2. The right to skip pages […]
Here’s the weekly round up of “Worth the Read” stories about kidlit, edtech, and other stuff related to raising good, smart, kind kids. 1. What do you value more – success or kindness? Now, ask your kids which […]
Reading throughout the summer is critical for kids. One way to encourage this activity is by participating in a Summer Reading Challenge. Setting a goal, keeping track of it, and then celebrating your accomplishments is standard […]
Kidlit authors are rockstars to kids (and often their parents, too.) Learning the author’s backstory, why they wrote what they wrote, and other such info is thrilling to young readers. Many authors have their own websites with such […]