Find and infuse inspiration directly from authors and illustrators into your makerspaces! Check out this month’s blog to discover ideas on drawing literacy to makerspaces and back again with digital resources on TeachingBooks.
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Excite Readers with Custom Reading Lists!
Creating Reading Magic has never been easier! Explore ideas for ways to bring books to life with Custom Reading Lists.
Volunteers: Contributing to Make a Difference
Here are a few ideas for tasks that volunteers can complete using TeachingBooks that will support your work with readers and books — now easier than ever with our new scanning function!
Summer Reading! Summer Time! Summer Fun!
We know that in the midst of summer school, kids and adults alike can get that itch to go outside and play. Try these resources to give your students a change of pace and enrich your summer programs.
TeachingBooks Welcomes Our Newest Members!
The TeachingBooks Implementation & Educational Support Team of Kym Davick, Deb Ford, and Mary Ellen Graf want to introduce you to our two new Implementation & Training Specialists!
Supporting Different Learning Styles
When communicating with students and families, sharing tools allow for ease of availability. Selecting a resource and sending it through our share tools gives the recipient immediate access.
Find the Perfect Resource: Orchestrating the Production
Open the curtains and kick off your lesson with resources for readers of all ages! Build reading confidence and background knowledge while encouraging interaction with the text.
Celebrating Diversity
Books with diverse characters give our readers an opportunity to see themselves when they read.
Guest Post : Every Kid is a Maker
We can embrace a maker mindset and providing opportunities for our students to really show what they are capable of. Every kid is a maker. They are naturally curious and unafraid to try new things.
Prepping for Literature Circles: A Quick Checklist
Looking for resources to support your students during book club conversations or when leading literature circles? We have the resources to prepare and empower students to be leaders.