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Summer presents numerous learning opportunities for children and teens—in and outside of the library. For a selection of program ideas, lists of valuable resources and recommended reading, as well as news related to summer learning, click through the links below. Don't forget to share your own suggestions in the "comments" section. We'll add updates to our summer learning resources page and keep you posted.
Get Ready for Endless Summer Learning Sign Up for the Event of the Summer: SLJ TeenLive! Bright Ideas Abound at YALSA’s Summer Learning Workshop Three School Library-Based Summer Learning Programs The Evolution of Summer Reading | Editorial Libraries Included in Lawmakers’ Summer Learning Proposals Children's Book Council Diversity | 2016 Summer Reading List myOn Launches Summer 2016 Reading Challenge, "Get in the Game and Read!" ALSC 2016 Summer Reading Lists The Seventh Annual New York Times Summer Reading Contest Buckle Up! The Best YA Road Trip Books 10 New YA Books to Read This Summer The Ultimate YA Summer Reading List Resources for Summer Fiction Reading Lists JLG's Booktalks to Go
Summer Reading and the Rich/Poor Achievement Gap Nashville Public Library Reinvents Its Summer Reading Model, Sees Early Success LRNG Offers Summer Connected Learning Grants How To Create a Knockout Summer Literacy Program National Summer Learning Association SLJ's Summer Reading Resources 2015 and 2014 are brimming with additional resources. Don't miss them. Good ideas never go out of style. We are currently offering this content for free. Sign up now to activate your personal profile, where you can save articles for future viewing
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Marie Cullen
Thank you for providing a list of great resources for children. Could you add LessonBuzz to this? I have spent three years in the writing and developing of LessonBuzz, a K-6 Literacy program for iPads. I have written 200 original pieces for children across the K-6 levels, all appropriate for age and ability. They are humorous, informative and biographical. Best wishes for Summer reading, Marie CullenPosted : May 28, 2016 02:03