I'm not a huge fan of reading logs where you have to track pages read, title, author, etc. It's boring. But, I am a fan of seasonal challenges that introduce students to new books and encourage View Post


I'm not a huge fan of reading logs where you have to track pages read, title, author, etc. It's boring. But, I am a fan of seasonal challenges that introduce students to new books and encourage View Post

The year is winding down but our monthly read-aloud lists are going strong. Let's continue celebrating and honoring different holidays of the year from the well-known holidays to the odd, funny, and View Post

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Enjoy these books celebrating and honoring different holidays of the year from the well-known holidays to the odd, funny, and wacky holidays. Try these read-alouds for October holidays. Read a book View Post

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Book activities are my jam! This time I'm sharing a book called See Marcus Grow and giving you some printable literacy activities to extend the book with young children. Jump Start for Reading View Post

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Let's continue our series of posts celebrating and honoring different holidays of the year from the well-known holidays to the odd, funny, and wacky holidays. Try these read-alouds for the holidays View Post

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I grew up on Casper the friendly ghost. I'm all for the friendly ghosts vs scary ghosts when it comes to picture books for kids. Actually, I've got a thing for Halloween books in general so this View Post

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Engaging books are critical for circle time success. And, what is more engaging than singing? Try these sing a long books for circle time for your next whole group read-aloud story time. Circle View Post