This lively and personal book blog Bookshelves of Doom http://bookshelvesofdoom.blogs.com/bookshelves_of_doom/
was highlighted in the National Library's Reading at the beach online community http://schools.natlib.govt.nz/reading-beach
Showing posts with label Reading at the beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reading at the beach. Show all posts
Friday, December 10, 2010
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Reading at the beach
National Library Auckland runs a summer reading development programme for teachers called "Reading at the beach", designed to give teachers some great reading material over the summer holidays.
It's aims are to provide a supportive and enjoyable community in which to explore the pleasures of children's literature and to help increase teachers' awareness of literature for children and young people...
You need to enroll by the 13th November, completing a survey around reading preferences, and you will be sent a bag of books and instructions on how to participate in the blog.
There is a free introduction session held at National Library Auckland on the 1st December at 4.30 but that might not be suitable for those in the Far North, and it isn't compulsory...
Contact Jeannie to be sent a copy of the enrollment and profile form jeannie.skinner@natlib.govt.nz
As Donnalyn Miller says, her "summer slump" is lying happily prone, deeply engrossed in her book !
It's aims are to provide a supportive and enjoyable community in which to explore the pleasures of children's literature and to help increase teachers' awareness of literature for children and young people...
You need to enroll by the 13th November, completing a survey around reading preferences, and you will be sent a bag of books and instructions on how to participate in the blog.
There is a free introduction session held at National Library Auckland on the 1st December at 4.30 but that might not be suitable for those in the Far North, and it isn't compulsory...
Contact Jeannie to be sent a copy of the enrollment and profile form jeannie.skinner@natlib.govt.nz
As Donnalyn Miller says, her "summer slump" is lying happily prone, deeply engrossed in her book !
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