#ShelfChallenge – Day 1
Well the day has finally come, I am supposed to start my #shelfchallenge today. I didn’t get off to a great start. I have book fair for most of the morning and then spent the rest of the school day...
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Well, day two was a bust. After school I worked on finishing up the yearbook and finally left the building at 7:00pm! I was so tired I went to bed at 8:30 without reading the bag of books I brought...
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Andy Plemmons in Athens, GA blogged about doing a crowd-sourced poem with his school (you can read his post here). I thought is was a wonderful idea and decided to create a form and sent it out to...
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I Can Read With My Eyes Shut!
Well, the April Shelf Challenge is over, phew! Did I get all the way through my assigned section, the S section? No, no I did not. Am I still glad I tried? Yes, yes I am! It was great fun to read...
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Why we do it
I’ve had a fun summer. I spent time with my soon to be first grader. We swam, relaxed, went to the mountains in North Carolina and to Disneyland in California and of course read, read, read. While we...
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Free to Read: Week Two WRAD14 Challenge
We are in week two of the WRAD Blog challenge and I had so much fun with this post. I liked being able to ask my daughter the questions and see what her reply would be. Even though we will be moving...
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Week Three: My Reading Life
I am participating in The Busy Librarian’s World Read Aloud Day Blogging Challenge, below is the assignement for week three and my entry. A Snapshot of My Reading Life Post a photo that gives readers a...
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Week 4: World Read Aloud Day
Oh why didn’t I remember to read ahead for the blog challenge?! Matthew Winner challenged us for week four to do the following: Raising Our Voices It’s time to read aloud! Select a favorite text, or a...
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Sweet Summertime
Summer is here, finally. The end of this school year has been a hard one for me. My 19 year old niece was killed by a drunk driver on March 28. The rest of the school year was a little hazy. This blog...
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Out There
Being connected is fun. I have learned so much by connecting with other school librarians and educators on Twitter, Google+ and even Facebook. Being connected is fun, but also scary. I was recently...
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