5 Kinds of Nonfiction: a PD Book for Teachers & Librarians
If you’re a teacher, librarian, homeschooler, or interested parent, READ THIS BOOK NEXT–> 5 Kinds of Nonfiction: Enriching Reading and Writing Instruction with Children’s Books by
If you’re a teacher, librarian, homeschooler, or interested parent, READ THIS BOOK NEXT–> 5 Kinds of Nonfiction: Enriching Reading and Writing Instruction with Children’s Books by
The Thanksgiving books for kids on this list share the early history of the United States, gratitude, and thankfulness as well as some stories about
Check out these new children’s nonfiction books about all sorts of interesting subjects. Read about cars, fish, pollution, the water cycle, the desert ecosystem, folktales,
written by Abbe Rolnick As a fiction author, I write in layers. I pick my words with care, and I infer ideas often in visual
written by Marcy Campbell I remember sitting in a critique group many years ago with a new, short story writer. She had come to the
Welcome back to the Explorer Academy! and… The Explorer Academy: The Dragon’s Blood Blog Tour! To celebrate the release of Explorer Academy: The Dragon’s Blood by Trudi
written by Jan Carey I love using picture books in integrated and thematic ways in the classroom, no matter what grade I am teaching. Great
Anyone else think kid magazines might get your kids and students reading more? Would your kids read more if they had a magazine subscription? Probably.
Ready for a new batch of must-read, must-own middle grade books? I honestly loved ALL of these books so much. So let’s dive in… New
Nursery rhymes for kids in songs and books help children playfully learn meter and rhyme, giving them a literacy and storytelling foundation from a young
Welcome to the Violets Are Blue Blog Tour! To celebrate the release of Violets Are Blue by Barbara Dee on October 12th, blogs across the web
Because the biographies section of my to-review shelves was overflowing, I finally got all the books read and reviewed to share with you. First, you’ll
written by author Sharon Cameron Bluebird was written during a time that I will always remember as the sunless summer. It was 2020, we were in
Favorite Book Character Costumes Dress up as your favorite book character for Halloween and have a Happy Bookish Halloween (or World Book Day)! How about one
I love sharing haiku poems with children. How about you? The haiku is a type of poem that is short and accessible, appealing to most
My bookshelves are overflowing with picture books. I’m wondering if there are more picture books this year than in previous years. Whatever the case, I
Do your kids enjoy collecting and building collections of favorite things? I collected erasers and smelly stickers when I was little. Do your kids collect
If you’re looking for a dictionary for kids, either for your classroom, library, or homeschool, here are the best dictionaries for children. These are kid
written by teacher Jessica Krueger One of the best ways to introduce children to an abstract quality like honesty is through the use of picture books.
As grandparents grow older, we must often help our children understand about aging, memory loss, and even, Alzheimer’s. These picture books and chapter books tell
Welcome to the Ultimate Book of African Animals Blog Tour! Looking to get away? Spend the week on a virtual safari with Emmy Award-Winning Filmmakers Beverly
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