Articles related to "Summer Reading List"

NPR just released its yearly list of recommended titles for the summer of 2009. A brief overview of their selections for summer reading enjoyment.

Oprah and her O magazine staff once again offer fans a list of the summer's best books. Memoir, mystery and romance are only some of the list's wide variety of offerings.

Summer reading lists for teachers are as popular as those for students. Find some colleagues and create a summer book club for professional development.

Schools need to develop summer reading programs that are realistic and conform to subject areas goals and outcomes.

Find reading lists and reading lesson plans online, plus summer reading activities to supplement your homeschool curriculum from elementary through high school.

Don't let your vacation slip away without getting in some quality summer reading with your children.

Holidays are the time for unwinding and kicking back with good summer books. With an abundance of reading material circulating, it's hard to know which books offer value.

The movie Night at the Museum - Battle of the Smithsonian inspires a summer reading list for kids, with engaging books on history, science, and art.

Looking for some fun summer reading apart from the current bestseller list? Here are five to enjoy while basking in the sun.

Don't let the summer go by without your children learning new skills and gaining more knowledge. Here are some helpful ways to make summer learning fun.

Summer programs can help teachers learn what makes a good teacher when it comes to teaching reading to ESL students.

In celebration of Latino Books Month, here is a brief history of the annual event and a look at some of the books that appear on this year's reading list.

Three fabulous novels to provide a starting point for the book lover's summer reading list.

Celebrate, make a break, do homework. Tips for helping your child focus on effort and achievement during the transition.

Three out of the top ten banned books of 2007-08 have LGBT content. The ALA is fighting to keep books with LGBT themes accessible to the public in libraries and schools.

Food, books, lobster, the Marines, and gardening are passionate topics. Each author writes a respective love letter that is guaranteed to captivate readers.