Tag Archives: Recreational Reading

Shelagh Rogers posts her top 5 reads for this holiday season

See what 5 books should be on your reading list this holiday season!

See what 5 books should be on your reading list this holiday season!

Read Shelagh Rogers’ top 5 books by indigenous authors for your holiday reading list HERE.

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From choice…innovation and creativity are borne

“Now let’s talk about the reader identity for a moment. Yes fluency is important as is phonemic awareness, vocabulary and comprehension but these are tools that measure the progress and literacy of the reader. But what makes a person a reader to begin with? Well, things that are notoriously difficult to measure into neat little numbers like 3.1, things
like: choice, desire, emotion, imagination, to name a few.” ( Excerpt from Jennifer Delvecchio’s blog)

Jennifer Delvecchio’s thoughtful post on how “dessert” and “main course” books each have their place in our children’s reading bags.  Click HERE for the full post.

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DEAR is almost HERE!

Mark your calendars CR4YR educators!

October 2014 is Library Month.
Monday, October 27th is BC School Library Day.

Visit BCTLA’s website to find downloadable resources to help your school celebrate reading and BC School Library Day!  Visit site HERE.

2014 DEAR BCTLA has English and French versions of these posters for download HERE .

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Benefits of “Slow Reading”

As D.E.A.R approaches, here is an article on the benefits of slow reading.  Read the article HERE. 12747607194_bf835637a6_z

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