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Support Classroom Literacy with Decodables
As reading instruction swings toward phonics, librarians need to stay in the game with decodables. These suggestions, plus a sampling of publishers' offerings, will help.
Six Ways to Use Decodables in Your Library
Suggestions for curation, displays, word study activities, and more.
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Somebody Needs to Do Something About That Monster!
Though grounded by a shaky resolution, this story invites an enjoyable read-aloud experience that can include multiple voices who can deliver the entertaining lines of dialogue between fantasy characters and a curious blue monster.
Jam, Too?
A story about a delightfully vibrant party of musical harmony, one that could pair well with a hands-on introduction to the different musical instruments portrayed in the story in interactive or musical read-aloud sessions.
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When Moon Blooms
Through a beautiful blend of English interwoven with Spanish words, the lyrical presentation of this board book about the moon’s phases carries a genuine note of wonder and proud revelation, grounding the story shared between a mother and her daughter in their family’s Mexican Indigenous heritage.
One Long Line: Marching Caterpillars and the Scientists Who Followed Them
Burns’s writing style invites readers in to a compelling narrative of wonder and discovery; this is a first purchase.
Team Unihorn and Woolly: Attack of the Krill
This graphic novel is an example of dynamo sequential storytelling and beginning readers will love this book.
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There’s No Such Thing As...Mermaids
Children and their families will delight in this generation’s Where’s Waldo for young kids; this will work well in story hours, too.
Read Rec Rachel: Book Rainbows, by Teen Librarian Rachel Strolle
Teen librarian Rachel Strolle shares new YA LGBTQIA+ titles to help you read and build book rainbows for Pride (and all year round)
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