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Prepare for Theater Performance using TeachingBooks

May 22, 2017 in Featured Resources, PD Archive (not displayed), PD4U, Timely Topics, Tips for Using TeachingBooks.net

Making the words on the page spring to life through drama and theater is one way to connect students to literature outside of the classroom.

Your License, Your Way: Making It Your Own

January 27, 2017 in Timely Topics, Tips for Using TeachingBooks.net

Your license to TeachingBooks.net can now be customized for your institution. Begin taking advantage of the full complement of tools starting with customized account set-up and implementation. You can rely on the TeachingBooks.net PD team to provide assistance along the…

Support English Language Learners

December 27, 2016 in Featured Resources, PD Archive (not displayed), Timely Topics, Tips for Using TeachingBooks.net

Looking for resources to support your English Language Learners’ exposure to text? Use TeachingBooks multimedia instructional materials to enhance their learning experiences. Share with students author’s authentic voice in multiple languages. Provide background knowledge, discussion models, and enhance vocabulary development…

Reader’s Theater: Perform the Book!

October 31, 2016 in Featured Resources, PD Archive (not displayed), Timely Topics, Tips for Using TeachingBooks.net

Reader’s Theater is fun! Loved by students and teachers because it makes the words come alive. Here are a few ideas about Reader’s Theater that will get you started or extend the use of it in your literacy lessons or…

Connect, Learn, Share! TeachingBooks.net for Your PLN

December 17, 2015 in Timely Topics, Tips for Using TeachingBooks.net

Opportunities to change and grow come to each of us through our PLNs (Professional Learning Networks). At TeachingBooks.net, our Social Media Team focuses on engaging with others invested in literacy conversations. Regular features include our newest resources, great tips for…

Cross-curricular Uses for the Author Name Pronunciation Guide

November 9, 2015 in Featured Resources, PD Archive (not displayed), Tips for Using TeachingBooks.net

The Author Name Pronunciation Guide, created by TeachingBooks.net, features more than 2,000 short audio clips by book creators sharing the true pronunciation and origin of their names. It is a freely accessible resource, ready-to-use to enliven and personalize your lesson…

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