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Top-Shelf Chapter Book Read Alouds for A New School Year
Looking for books to recommend as read alouds? Our readers and reviewers weigh in on new books worth sharing.
Into the Future With Shana Corey's "The Secret Subway" | A Lesson Plan
A pneumatically powered railway under the streets of New York City in the 1870s? You bet. Share Shana Corey's delightful "The Secret Subway" and these standards-aligned lesson plans with your students.
Browse This! Great Magazines for Kids and Teens
From Ranger Rick to Rookie, these thoughtfully curated, smartly designed, and engagingly written magazines are sure to entice patrons, from babies and toddlers to teenagers.
Bill Thomson's "The Typewriter" | A Lesson Plan
In his most recent book, The Typewriter, Bill Thomson delivers another visual adventure celebrating the power of the imagination. Here are some suggestions for using it in the classroom.
Marilyn Nelson's "My Seneca Village" | A Lesson Plan and Discussion Guide
In a series of stunning poems, Newbery and Coretta Scott King awards honoree Marilyn Nelson introduces readers to My Seneca Village, a multiethnic 19th-century community that thrived on the edge of what today is New York City’s Central Park
AASL 2015: Spirit and Surprises
From a late night Hackathon to an on-site maker space, conversations about “ubiquitous leadership,” “digital tattoos,” best apps, and much more, the 2015 American Association of School Librarians (AASL) conference had something for everyone.
Beboppin’ with "Bird & Diz"
With bursts of rhythm and flashes of color, Gary Golio and Ed Young’s stunning new picture book "Bird & Diz" captures the spirit and genius of bebop artists Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie and their classic rendition of “Salt Peanuts.”
"Four Centuries, Four Families, One Delicious Treat" | Spotlight
In "A Fine Dessert" Emily Jenkins and Sophie Blackall tell the story of how the creation of one dessert—blackberry fool—has changed over the centuries. It's a perfect choice for a sharing with a class, or as a group-reading selection.
From Definition to Implementation, Librarians Embrace Common Core | AASL 2013
Finding new and innovative ways to implement the Common Core was one of the hottest programming themes during the recent American Association of School Librarians conference. During the event, the nations' media specialists showed they have the will and the knowledge to lead the conversation on academic rigor.
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