20 non-fiction titles that you might consider adding to your classroom library.

20 titles that you might consider adding to your classroom library.

20 titles you may want for the burgeoning bookworms in your room.

Check out this awesome series by LaNesha Tabb!

Help students feel accepted and valued in the classroom with this book. Encourage students to reflect on themes with printables.

Take a peek at what we are reading this summer. Perhaps we can inspire your reading list!

Poetry isn't just for poetry month. Here are poems for every age that will serve as inspiration, information, entertainment, and mentor texts. 

Chill out in summer or warm up in winter with one of these summer-themed titles.

You might want to curl up with one of these titles this winter, too.

Five book recommendations to elevate student reading and writing.

Need a book to add to your list? Take a look at what our team is reading for some ideas.

It's poetry month! One way to celebrate is with novels in verse.

Take a look at what a Pennsylvania teacher does to send students off to the next grade with a positive message. 

Ever wish you could peek at our desks and nightstands to see what we are reading? Wish granted. 

Take a look at our summer reading stacks.

Take a look at what we are reading this summer, and get a bit of inspiration for your stack!

Take a peek at what has recently captured our interest. 

Take a peek at what has recently captured our interest. 

Take a look at our summer reading stacks.

There are some titles in our book stacks that you are going to want to add to your own! 

We feel sure that one or more of the books we are reading will be a perfect fit for you, too, this summer.

Our contributing librarian shares 10 of her favorite snow stories.

Plan your March read alouds with books written by authors born in March!

Plan your February read alouds with books written by people born in February! 

Plan ahead for January, and consider these titles for your read-alouds! 

15 titles to consider for thinking about, talking about, and just soaking in kindness.

December will be here before we know it! Plan ahead, and consider these titles for your read-alouds! 

November will be here before we know it! Plan ahead, and consider these titles for your read-alouds! 

October will be here before we know it! Plan ahead, and consider these titles for your read-alouds! 

These 17 titles will enrich math lessons.

Planning for September? Consider these titles for your read-alouds! 

Celebrate authors born in August by introducing or revisiting their contributions!

Celebrate authors born in July by introducing or revisiting their contributions!

Celebrate authors born in June by introducing or revisiting their contributions!

Celebrate the May births of 20 authors with titles your students will love.

Take a look at what Regie Routman read in the last six months of 2021, and what her favorites were.

Start your list as a few of our friends share their favorite read-alouds! 

Celebrate the April births of sixteen authors with titles your students will love.

In alphabetical order, my favorite non-fiction books from this year.

Check out the recipients of some awards you may not even have heard of.

Discover how popular cultural topics can lead to engaging literacy connections for our students. 

Here is a list of graphic novels that may merit a place on your classroom shelf. 

From the deepest ocean to a planet in our solar system, we are sure there is a true story here that will ignite the hearts and minds of your students.

Come inside and cool off with one of these 12 summer-themed titles.

Using Fly Away Home by Eve Bunting, Alisha Darby teaches about inferring. 

Lori Sabo shares five books that may help us cultivate kindness in our classrooms. 

Lori shares funny books that will keep kids laughing from preschool through middle school. 

There are some titles in our book stacks that you are going to want to add to your own! 

"If you can't beat 'em, join 'em." This approach broadens reading horizons, honors choice and factors in good-fit books. Here are a few ways to expand students' reading repertoires in the sports zone.

Rarely does a year go by without us having at least one of these students in class. Here's our top tip for helping them become a voracious reader.

Are you having a hard time finding books that are written at a lower level, but of high interest. Here are some favorites.

A week's worth of new poetry books for National Poetry month and all year long.