Teaching poetry is part of the curriculum for all grade levels K-5 at our school. Over the past three years, I’ve taught it in a very general manner, but I wanted to find a more meaningful to introduce key concepts and poetry terms to each grade level, while at the same time building upon skills…
Author: Sam Garton
Illustrator: Sam Garton
Summary: Otter is super excited when he wakes up and finds all the treats the Easter Bunny left for him. But when Otter sees that his friends haven't any treats, how will he feel about sharing?
Welcome to a new “Off the Shelf” blog post highlighting important key dates, ideas, and activities for April that you can incorporate into your library lesson plans or classroom activities. My goal is to help you stay organized and inspired as you plan your month, making it simpler to bring exciting and meaningful activities to your students….
Welcome to a new “Off the Shelf” blog post highlighting important key dates, ideas, and activities for March that you can incorporate into your library lesson plans or classroom activities. My goal is to help you stay organized and inspired as you plan your month, making it simpler to bring exciting and meaningful activities to your students….
Author: Jory John
Illustrator: Erin Kraan
Summary: Anders and Jeff have a spectacular day for their picnic. But Jeff knows that something is off with Anders, even though he insists that nothing is wrong. What is the best way Jeff can help his friend when Anders won't tell him why he is feeling blue?
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