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A low-prep way to collect, nurture, and develop nonfiction writing ideas.
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When Kids Don’t Feel Like They Fit In Ever notice how a child sits silently in corner A and you can’t tell whether they’re bored, shy, or just feel like the odd squirrel in the…
Why use picture books for SEL? Because sometimes a 32-page story does more than a 3-week unit. You’ve seen it. That kid with the slumped shoulders, the plastered-on “I’m fine” smile, and the eyes that…
Empowerment Starts by Going Beyond the Book What do you get when you mix sensory games, trash instruments, and a library full of imaginary woodland creatures? If you said, ‘Tuesday at Carmen Oliver’s house,’ you’re…
In today’s picture books, the illustrations are doing a ton of the heavy lifting. If we’re only reading the words aloud, we’re missing half the story—and half the opportunity to boost student learning. That’s where visual literacy in…
Seriously though, here’s the thing—emotional learning with picture books is real. And powerful. When students connect emotionally to what they’re reading, they remember more, write better, and express themselves with stunning creativity. That’s why when Lisa…
Let me guess. You grabbed a picture book to wind things down after recess, and ten minutes later, half your class was trying to launch a paperclip into orbit using only rubber bands and righteous…
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