#PictureBookMonth Theme: Chickens :|: Read Punk Farm On Tour by Jarrett Krosoczka
Krosoczka’s chicken wears shades and plays the keyboards in this hilarious book! Krosoczka’s books are...
#PictureBookMonth Theme: Mice :|: Read If You Give a Mouse A Cookie by Laura Numeroff
Did you know that the mouse in Numeroff’s classic tale is modeled after her? If...
#PictureBookMonth Theme: Gardening :|: Read Strega Nona’s Harvest by Tomie dePaola
Did you know Strega Nona’s Harvest was inspired by Martha Stewart’s garden? After completing his new pop-up book,...
Mining family stories for compelling fiction #literacy #k12 #elemed #writing
Natalie Kinsey-Warnock descends from a long line of Scottish dairy farmers who settled in the...
Multiculturalsim Rocks with @annmartinbowler #literacy #k12 #elemed
“See the deer eat meat.” Such was the quality of a district-mandated series of beginning readers...
Llama Llama author makes kids’ world less scary #parenting #elemed #edchat #literacy
For New York Times best-selling author/illustrator Anna Dewdney, her work is all about “the power of...
Kids On KidLit: Megan (age 11) Reviews THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ISLAND #literacy #kidlit #k12 #parenting
The Other Side of the Island by Allergra Goodman is one of the books I read this...
Kids On KidLit: Megan (age 11) Reviews MASTERPIECE #literacy #kidlit #k12 #parenting
This summer I read Masterpiece by Elise Broach. My favorite character is Marvin. His family is...
Kids on KidLit: Debut Review #literacy #k12 #elemed #lrnchat #kidlit
Review by Julia, Age 8, True or False: Pets by Melvin and Gilda Berger (Scholastic) I...
Family stories ARE history: classroom activities #elemed #k12 #edchat
History is about people. Not wars and treaties. In Heart and Soul: The Story of American...
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