Coming up on the month of love, we thought it would be a good time to remind everyone to take love yourselves! Just like the safety announcements on planes tell us - we need to help ourselves before…
Fresh Decade, Fresh Dedication
January 17, 2020
Gwen Mak
Getting Started,
Library,
roll out,
Using Tales2go,
listen,
Literacy,
School
We hope that you've all enjoyed a restful and rejuvenating holiday season with your loved ones. In speaking with many of you, we've been hearing about your renewed dedication to your listening and…
**This is a guest post, written by Jenny Holt.
A survey by NASA of 1,600 children found that 98% of 4-5 year olds could actually be classified as “creative geniuses.” However by the time the…
Families Who Read Together, Thrive Together
October 25, 2019
Gwen Mak
At Home Use,
Parents,
Shared Reading,
listen,
Literacy,
Literacy Instruction
Family literacy programs are an important part of every school's literacy curriculum. Research articles have shown that everyone benefits from such programs.
It's no fun to be sick! What are some things you like to do to help feel better when you're under the weather? Kids of all ages like to be snuggled up in bed, watching cartoons or old movies. But…
Pollen counts are rising and so is the title count in the Tales2go library. We've been uploading new titles as fast as we can! No matter the ages and stages of your students, and across all subject…
Happy Spring!
March 21, 2019
Gwen Mak
Classroom Ideas,
Learning Resources,
Spring Break,
Your Classroom,
classroom,
listen,
listening,
Weather,
STEM,
School,
Listening Activities
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…
Are you a resolution maker? Intention setter? Goal getter? However you like to start the year, we suggest adding listening to your list. These are just a few of the many great reasons you'll love…
Guest Post: Dyslexia, The New Laws, and Audiobooks
August 16, 2018
Guest blogger
Learning Resources,
Using Tales2go,
Your Classroom,
listen,
listening,
Literacy,
Literacy Instruction,
Dyslexia,
Case Study
**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…
Sharing meals and food can be a big part of our lives. Kitchens are often the busiest and most social rooms in our homes. Many stories are written about food-related traditions and experiences. These…
