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Creating an Inclusive Collection

Today's post is a guest post we're excited to bring to you from teacher and librarian, Jennifer LaGarde, aka The Library Girl.

The school library is often a place of comfort for students. It's a…

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Women's History Month 2020

Every March, we celebrate women's and girls' contributions to our global history. This year, we're back with new titles that chronicle the myriad ways women have helped to shape this wonderful world…

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Happy Spring!

The calendar and weather are finally beginning to agree that it's spring! As the daylight grows longer, we've been hearing from many of you that you're stretching your creative and planning minds as…

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Getting Your 5 a Day, The Literacy Way

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Choose Your Next Adventure: A Differentiated Learning Experience

Differentiation, individualized instruction, personalized learning - these buzzwords represent some great teaching philosophies, but actually incorporating them into your daily practice can be tough.…

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Guest Post: Dyslexia, The New Laws, and Audiobooks

**Editor's Note: This post was written by Certified Academic Language Therapist, Denise Emert. She is an interventionist in the Marshfield Schools in Missouri, and has been teaching in public…
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Black History Month 2018

Even though Black History Month is wrapping up, any day can be a great day to celebrate the accomplishments of African Americans throughout our nation's history. We'd like to help you finish up the…

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Engage Younger Readers with Audiobooks

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Featured Collection: Meditation Sounds

Many teachers are integrating meditation in their classrooms. Meditation has been associated with a variety of benefits including:

  • reducing stress levels
  • promoting focus and good attention
  • improving…
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