Teacher Librarian passionate about cultures of thinking; connecting kids to great reads; and helping students use technology to create, connect and collaborate.
Let’s support local creators this giving season … celebrity children’s books undervalue the craft of writing and illustrating quality books. https://t.co/FKLVsD79iO via @ConversationEDU
All students in Years 3 to 5 now have a Book Chat book in their hands. Check out the great range of titles students are enjoying. How many have you read?
Liz's latest read is a very cute exploration of the wonders to be found in rockpools, from clams to sea stars. Follow a curious kid & a gang of friends as they discover what lives in the rockpool. IN THE ROCKPOOL by Andrea Rowe & Hannah Sommerville is perfect for early PB readers
It’s always a pleasure to listen to @RonRitchhart discussing his work. Some timely reminders as the school year goes back. "Improving Engagement and Performance: Key Thinking Moves All Instructional Leaders Should Look for K-8" at https://t.co/Rcr1ANNxpa
After a few days on a boat, exploring the Channel and the waterways of Bruny Island, this short clip struck a chord. The very visible presence of the fish farms in these waterways is scary. https://t.co/m3xUobOBsd
What do your classroom walls say about what is valued in the classroom? What messages do they send to students? Information, Explanation and Celebration: wall documentation in an inquiry classroom — KATH MURDOCH https://t.co/W64oQg99UQ
Another excellent listen. Some good points to consider in the great #manga in #schoollibraries debate. Episode 72: Collection Development for Libraries - Your Kid's Next Read Podcast https://t.co/zFaTlzALw4
Our Christmas gift each year from our principal is a book of our choice. The only rule: it cannot be a book about teaching. It has to be a book that we want to read for pleasure.
My principal, Sue Haney, invests in the reading lives of our entire staff. EVERY. SINGLE. EMPLOYEE.
@tristanbancks books are a definite favourite in our library. Many of these books have appear on our Junior School Top Reads lists created by students. Any other book suggestions I can provide to upper primary students who love these action packed thrillers?