The magic of a One School, One Book program happens when every student is enjoying the same story across your school. For some of your families, however, the length or complexity of your chosen novel might make it hard for them to participate. To support these families, Read to Them has added five Introductory Chapter … Read more
From “a list of twenty supplies you need to survive middle school when you don’t have arms.” A sense of humor. I’m being very serious here – you’ve got to have one. Seriously. — Aven Green (Dusti Bowling, Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus, p. 255) For centuries philosophers have analyzed humor. … Read more
I taught preschool from 2003 until 2019. In that time, “screen time” went from watching Sesame Street DVDs while parents were making dinner to iPads in the laps of toddlers in grocery store buggies. Endless rounds of The Wheels on the Bus in the carpool line were replaced by – well, I quite frankly have … Read more
