Professional Reading
This fine title will appeal especially to those nostalgic for Keats’s works. Public and school libraries should definitely consider.
An essential guide for K–3 educators wanting to incorporate Black history into classroom learning throughout the school year.
Considering content, length, and price point, academic institutions and big public systems serving large Caribbean populations are the best audiences for this pair of publications.
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A great addition to professional collections of teachers looking to strengthen students’ writing skills in bite-size, practical ways.
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7 Mighty Moves: Research-Backed, Classroom-Tested Strategies to Ensure K-to-3 Reading Success
This book offers a variety of helpful and practical strategies that are easily implemented in any K–3 classroom, and will help all students to learn to read more effectively and with higher levels of fluency and comprehension.
An excellent addition for anyone interested in starting a reading workshop in their classroom or school library, as it offers the insights and tools necessary in today’s educational landscape.
Recommended. Sharing books can help make sense of an often-confusing world, and this title is a good place to begin.
Designed with creativity in mind, these thoughtfully crafted SEL lessons are easy to integrate into the classroom.
Well organized, and with a great balance of broadness and depth, this is a great resource for any school library or professional development collection.
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