This is a picture of me and my girls in Diagon Alley; Gringotts is behind us.
I also surfed the internet a lot over Break and read up on my Professional Literature. I found a few things I want to share with you:
This website lists 100 Books Every Boy Should Read.
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On a totally different note, I saw this and thought it was worth posting to generate conversation:
Thoughts? Feedback?
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I follow Kid President on YouTube (SoulPancake). He made this video about #BookItForward. The idea is simple: share your favorite book with someone.
Ms. Fitzgerald,
ReplyDeleteI love your posts this week!
*Inspiring boys to love reading is one of my favorite things about being a Librarian.(maybe because I love reading the action/adventure/fantasy books many boys like. :) Definitely sharing this resource!
*I also really enjoyed your video regarding technology and teachers. It really speaks to the fact that teacher/teacher librarians are essential to the learning process. Technology is important and we should use it/stay updated/provide devices/etc., but its really about teaching our students to use technology while thinking critically. So that no matter what technology they are presented with they can create,problem solve, learn, teach others,etc. It is useless without the teacher! It's not enough for students to have technology, they need teachers to create the learning experience.
*#bookitforward is awesome! Sharing a book now!