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The Magic Tree House book series, written by Mary Pope Osborne, is a household name. Magic Tree House books are the perfect first novel for many younger elementary students. These books continue to captivate older students’ imaginations as well. This book series has stood the test of time in being engaging, entertaining, and educational. Why… Continue reading 7 Magic Tree House Activities Teachers Will Love: Projects, STEM & Writing
In this librarian book review, I explore the fairy tale Rumpelstiltskin by Mac Barnett and share why this captivating retelling makes an excellent read-aloud for upper elementary and middle school students. The Magic of Books in the Library As a librarian, one of my true passions is to guide a student into the magical world… Continue reading Why Fairy Tales Still Matter: A Librarian’s Review of Rumpelstiltskin by Mac Barnett
I first read Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson in college for my education degree. I remember loving the historical accuracy, the dynamic characters, and the themes of resiliency and triumph. At the time, the novel seemed otherworldly. Although I knew it actually took place in Philadelphia in the 1700s, I could not imagine something… Continue reading 7 PBL Lesson Ideas Fever 1793 Laurie Halse Anderson
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