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5 Picture Books to Honor Black Music Appreciation Month
Think of your favorite picture book about a Black musician. What do you love about the story? This month, honor Black Music Appreciation Month by sharing a favorite title. President Joe Biden proclaimed June 2022 as Black Music Appreciation Month…. Read More ›
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Why Book Friends Forever is My Favorite Podcast
Hello, Book Friends! I’m excited to tell you about my favorite podcast, Book Friends Forever (B.F.F.). It’s hosted by children’s book editor Alvina Ling and author/illustrator Grace Lin. These accomplished women are long-time friends, and grew up together sharing a… Read More ›
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Celebrate Poetry Month with Picture Books
National Poetry Month is a time to recognize the power of poetry. The Academy of American Poets established National Poetry Month in 1996. Every April, the Academy provides poetry lessons and opportunities to engage everyone in a literary celebration. Visit… Read More ›
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5 Picture Book Lesson Ideas for Women’s History Month
March is Women’s History Month. It is a time to learn about the bold and brave women who made a difference in America. Women make history every day. For far too long, women did not show up in history books…. Read More ›
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Black History Month Picture Book Lesson Ideas
Black History Month is a time to learn about African Americans who made a difference in our country. In 1915, the history books excluded the accomplishments of African Americans. Carter G. Woodson set out to change that. First, he founded… Read More ›
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Top Knowledge Quest Blog Posts of 2021
Can you dedicate 10 minutes out of your busy day to learn and grow as a professional? If so, I encourage you to get in the habit of reading the Knowledge Quest blog. Here, you’ll find ideas, resources and opportunities… Read More ›
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Culturally Responsive Teaching in the School Library
Culturally responsive teaching creates a learning environment where learners feel seen and heard. Dr. Geneva Gay developed the culturally responsive approach because of inequities in education. In Cultural Diversity: Dr. Geneva Gay, Gay talks about teaching through a cultural lens…. Read More ›
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Two for Tuesday: Lessons with Two Picture Books
Developing lessons with picture books is easier if you have a theme in mind. Two for Tuesday is a fun way to introduce two books on the same topic. If you are strapped for time, try collaborating with another educator… Read More ›
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Professional Development Book Discussion Group
Do you have a favorite professional development book? The Connecticut Association of School Librarians (CASL) wants to hear about it! Click here to share a title and learn about other professional development books. All Learning Is Social and Emotional… Read More ›
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Picture Books that Support Social and Emotional Learning: Identity and Agency
Has your school adopted or created a social and emotional learning (SEL) framework? If so, are you wondering how to integrate SEL in the school library? If you answered “yes” to both questions, I have an idea for you. Read… Read More ›