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Capstone Announces New PebbleGo Dinosaurs

Capstone Announces New PebbleGo Dinosaurs
SLJ,  Apr 15, 2015
At the Texas Library Association annual conference in Austin (April 14−17), Capstone unveils its pre-K−3 database PebbleGo Dinosaurs.
Using Comics to Teach English Language Learners

Using Comics to Teach English Language Learners
Dawn K. Wing,  Apr 13, 2015
During librarian Dawn K. Wing's time as a high school ESL teacher years ago, she developed curricula that enabled English language learners to practice their English language skills across all modalities by reading and creating visual narratives.
Paul B. Janeczko: On Poetry, Anthologizing, and Shelfies | An Interview

Paul B. Janeczko: On Poetry, Anthologizing, and Shelfies | An Interview
Kiera Parrott,  Apr 10, 2015
In Paul B. Janeczko’s latest anthology, 50 poems explore an equal number of objects from Rumi’s “just-finishing” candle to William Carlos Williams’s red wheelbarrow.
Fun National Poetry Month Apps and Resources for Teens | Tech Tidbits

Fun National Poetry Month Apps and Resources for Teens | Tech Tidbits
Phil Goerner,  Apr 09, 2015
Colorado teacher librarian Phil Goerner shares a curated list of fun (and educational) apps and resources for teens celebrating National Poetry Month.
Teens Review Michael Buckley’s YA Debut, Sarah Ockler’s Latest, and More

Teens Review Michael Buckley’s YA Debut, Sarah Ockler’s Latest, and More
Kitsap (WA) Regional Library YA Book Group,  Apr 08, 2015
Sci-fi featuring aliens surfacing from the shores of Coney Island and a paranormal mystery with a Muslim American teen sleuth are just some of the titles the Kitsap (WA) Regional Library YA Book Group is reading and reviewing.
Q&A: Digging Deep with Debut Novelist Tom Cooper of “The Marauders”

Q&A: Digging Deep with Debut Novelist Tom Cooper of “The Marauders”
Diane Colson,  Apr 07, 2015
Tom Cooper’s debut novel about what happens to a marshy town near New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina and the BP oil spill will resonate with environment-conscious teens this upcoming Earth Day (April 22). Adult Books 4 Teens reviewer Diane Colson caught up with Cooper to discuss his writing process, inspiration, and future projects.
Shining a Spotlight On Verse | Professional Shelf

Shining a Spotlight On Verse | Professional Shelf
Alicia Eames,  Apr 02, 2015
Two new handbooks remind teachers and librarians that poetry needn’t be relegated to a single unit or a particular time of year.
Libraries and English Language Learners

Libraries and English Language Learners
Grace Hwang Lynch,  Apr 01, 2015
How well are school and public libraries serving non-native English speakers?
Q&A: YA Author with Autism Talks to SLJ About

Q&A: YA Author with Autism Talks to SLJ About "Autism on the Page" Event
Carolyn Sun,  Mar 31, 2015
Corinne Duyvis, YA author with autism, We Need Diverse Books active member, and cofounder of the Disability in Kidlit website, is kicking off 30 days of autism-related book reviews, articles, and interviews for April's National Autism Awareness Month.
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