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Check out some of the best Christmas Picture Books to read aloud to children. Many of these not only have a great story, but also a great message.

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Discover picture book lists tailored to different themes and literacy skills. Children's Library Lady's expertise simplifies your search for the ideal picture book.

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A blog about creative and engaging classroom lessons and resources.

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Learn new songs and rhymes to freshen up your baby storytimes.

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Stan Yan discusses his debut graphic novel with Simon & Schuster and his come up through self published comics

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The start of April brings Q1 of my reading-year to a close, making it time for a little check-in. My quarterly wrap-ups have taken many shapes over the past few years, but this year I’m trying to keep them a little more concise and structured, for both my- and your ease. Out of a beautifully rounded 30 books in 3 months: here are my highlights.Reading-goal-check-inAt the start of the year, I made the resolution to use my Goodreads Reading Challenge as a maximum rather than a minimum of books I w

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A Letter From Our Team To Yours: I get it. I really, really get it. When AI comes up in our teacher groups, there's this wave of feelings. Frustration, worry, and maybe even anger. And

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Frequently Asked Questions Our Products My file isn’t printing correctly. How do I fix this? The vast majority of printing problems can be fixed with the “Print as Image” solution in Adobe Reader! Learn more about how to do that here HERE.   Where can I learn more about your literacy products and how to use them? We have a free catalog that walks you through my main resources. It can help you decide which resources are right for you and your students! You can grab the catalog HERE.   I teach in a split-grade class (i.e. 1st and 2nd). How should I select products for my students? Alison always recommends getting the lower of the two grade levels. So if you teach in a 1st and 2nd grade class, get a 1st grade version. You can always differentiate in small groups or 1:1 to challenge your more advanced students!   I teach in Canada and am looking to buy some of your literacy products. How does the Canadian curriculum align to the U.S. curriculum? Our Canadian customers tell us that it’s best to purchase one grade level down. If you teach first grade, for example, try a Kindergarten product. You can also check the preview file of any resource in our TpT store to see example lessons to help you make your decision! Have a question we didn’t answer? GET IN TOUCH