Lolly’s new blog

by Roger Sutton | Blogs
Feb 11, 2014 | Filed in Blogs

The bell has rung at Lolly’s Classroom, so go on over for some talk about real books in real classrooms with real kids. In addition to her work here as our designer and production manager, Lolly Robinson teaches teachers at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. This year she has enrolled her students and former […]

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MissFrances Lollys new blogThe bell has rung at Lolly’s Classroom, so go on over for some talk about real books in real classrooms with real kids. In addition to her work here as our designer and production manager, Lolly Robinson teaches teachers at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. This year she has enrolled her students and former students to blog about their experiences bringing children and books together. We’d be happy to hear your stories, too.

(Note to the young: that is NOT a picture of Lolly, it is Miss Frances from Ding Dong School.)

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