49th Teachers Posts
Books for Summer Adventures
Summer is a time for adventures! When you’re a kid anything can be magical when school is out — whether it’s camping, trips to the mall, playing …
Books to Inspire Storytelling (With Tech Tools to Capture the Tales)
At the beginning of each summer, as school is winding its way to the end, I inevitably pull out my books of ghost stories. I spend some quality time with …
Leading Students on a Path of Self-Discovery: Sadia by Colleen Nelson
As a fifteen-year-old adjusting to life in high school, Sadia begins to realize that growing up in Winnipeg brings many challenges. Balancing school work, …
Exploration and Creative Play with Loose Parts
The new initiative for my school library in September is the addition of a loose parts area in the library makerspace, where students will have the opportunity …
Resilience, Social Justice, and Race: Reviewing Jael Ealey Richardson's The Stone Thrower
It can be very difficult to tell two stories in one book, especially in a work of nonfiction, but this is something that Jael Richardson does quite masterfully …
Walters Rules YA Fiction
Eric Walters is a well-known Canadian author who has published an astounding 100 books (and counting). Only a writer who can adapt to the changing interests …
Books to Spark Inquiry and Design Thinking
Design thinking can take students to many different end results: a tangible product or invention, a virtual design, or a campaign to raise awareness. …
Choose Kindness! Kids Books that Explore This Crucial Value
As parents, teachers, librarians, family, and friends, we want to raise children who know how to be kind. Reading alleviates the dangers spurred by ignorance …
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