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"TLT" Blog Seeks Contributors for YA Lit and Mental Health Project
A discussion of mental health and YA, #MHYALit, has launched on the Teen Librarian Toolbox blog. Contributors are wanted to pen guest posts and share resources.
"Osmo Numbers" Wants to Make Learning Math more Fun
If any subject could use a more dynamic, hands-on approach, it’s math. Enter Osmo Numbers. With this latest game for the Osmo platform, users position physical number tiles in front of an iPad to solve math problems.
Ten Titles Make Longlist for the 2015 National Book Award for Young People’s Literature
The 2015 longlist in the Young People's Literature category includes a previous National Book Award winner and a two-time National Book Award finalist. Three novels are by debut authors.
Congressman Mark Takano to Keynote Maker Workshop
Can the Maker Movement reinvigorate American manufacturing? Congressman Mark Takano thinks so. Takano (D-CA41) will deliver the September 16 keynote “How the Maker Movement Can Drive the Economy” to begin the Fall Maker Workshop from School Library Journal and Library Journal.
Nurturing “Food Explorers” with Spoons Across America
When it comes to making, what could be more fun than playing, experimenting, and teaching with food? Ali McDowell of Spoons Across America talked to SLJ about the organization's approach to culinary education, with advice and resources on helping kids and families eat well.
Travis Jonker, Colby Sharp Launch Book-themed Podcast, à la Serial: The Yarn
A unique, episodic podcast about the making of a single book, the upcoming middle grade graphic novel by Jennifer Holm and Matthew Holm, Sunny Side Up, launches today. Created by school librarian Travis Jonker and teacher Colby Sharp, “The Yarn” examines the highly anticipated book from multiple perspectives in Season 1 of a new podcast series
News Editor Wanted at SLJ
School Library Journal is looking for a reporter/editor to write, assign, and edit news for our website, e-newsletters and award-winning magazine. If you have serious journalist chops, with an interest in covering libraries, education, and publishing, we’d like to hear from you.
Survey Seeks to Shed Light on Publisher Diversity
Lee & Low Books has launched a "Diversity Baseline Survey" on the children's book publishing industry. To date, 11 publishers and four review journals have committed to participate.
From the Vault | SLJ's Poetry Podcast Series
Recovered! After a transition to a new CMS a few years back, we lost some of our multimedia files. Here's what remains from a trove of readings School Library Journal recorded in 2007 for National Poetry Month.
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