What Does Your Classroom Library Need? By reviewing thousands of books every year, we are able to build collections that create rich literacy environments, increase students’ social-emotional well-being, and expand their understanding of today’s world.
Children who have libraries in their classrooms read 50%–60% more than students who don’t. —Morrow, 2009; Kim, 2009
Instructional Libraries Every student deserves access to a wide variety of diverse, appealing texts that reflect their experiences and interests and instill a lifelong love of reading.
Teaching Collections Give educators the tools they need by providing book collections paired with implementation strategies and classroom management tips.
Grade-Level Collections Rich and diverse classroom libraries are the key to creating joyful and prosperous readers. By infusing your libraries with curated collections featuring the best authors, series, and instructional content, you’re helping fill gaps by exploring a wide range of topics, cultures, and genres.
Take-Home Collections Collections of diverse titles and hands-on activity sets reinforce key learning skills, build home libraries, and encourage the year-round independent reading that leads to academic success.
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