The post below was written by Corinne Altham, a technology integrator and librarian in Maine. Thank you for writing this informational post about getting started with Tales2go!
Launching a new…
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Teaching with primary sources is important, but they can sometimes be tough to find.
This guest blog post was written by school librarian and audiobook advocate Kerry Lewarne. Thanks for this wonderful insight into your world of audiobooks!
With today being my 46th birthday, I can…
Since most students don't like to read from dry textbooks, reading historical fiction books is a great way to get them interested in history AND provide facts and knowledge they need.
All good literacy programs include a balance of fiction and non-fiction texts for students. It's usually pretty simple to find those exciting fiction books that help teach a lesson or skill, but what…
Summer break is here...it's time for relaxing, playing outside, swimming, vacations and...LISTENING!
If you've read any of our other summer posts, you know how essential literacy is to preventing the…
This is a guest blog by Christine Lupia-Fugere, Librarian at Troy Hills School in Parsippany, NJ. Thanks for writing this teriffic post!
We often get asked for suggestions of audiobook titles for students to listen to. We know that students want new, fun and popular titles, while educators want engaging, educational and relatable…
We often get asked for suggestions of audiobook titles for students to listen to. We know that students want new, fun and popular titles, while educators want engaging, educational and relatable…
This is a guest blog written by storyteller Jim May, copyright 2016.
(Excerpted from Trail Guide For A Crooked Heart, by Jim May, Marion, Mi, Parkhurst Brothers Publishers, 2016)
