Reading

** Reading Bucket - Add any resource you feel is valuable on this subject **
Link for the Reading Comprehension Infographic Ideas

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 * The CCSS asks us to increase our students volume of reading. Here is a link to a NYS document recently released:


 * The School Librarian's Role in Reading (AASL)**
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 * General Resources on Non-fiction reading:**
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 * SLJ's On Common Core articles: []

Coteaching Reading Comprehension Strategies
 * //Coteaching Reading Comprehension Strategies in Elementary School Libraries: Maximizing Your Impact// by Judi Moreillon (ALA Editions, 2013), including 21 sample cotaught lesson plans
 * //Coteaching Reading Comprehension Strategies in Secondary School Libraries: Maximizing Your Impact// by Judi Moreillon (ALA Editions, 2012), including 21 sample cotaught lesson plans


 * NON-FICTION Resources **- As noted in the SLJ June On Common Core column, by Marc Aaronson
 * Association for Library Services to Children’s recommendations
 * International Reading Association-Children’s Book Council Annual Children’s Choices.
 * The Horn Book Magazine’s recommended reading list
 * Scholastic Summer Reading Challenge
 * 2013 Orbis Pictus Award, 2013 ALA Robert F. Sibert Medal,
 * 2013 YALSA Excellence in Nonfiction Award
 * National Council of the Social Studies–Children’s Book Council Notable Trade Books
 * 2013 National Science Teachers Association Outstanding Trade Books

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 * The Classroom Bookshelf - ** Updated weekly (throughout the school year) with nonfiction picturebook recommendations as well as a wealth of "Teaching Invitations and Ideas"

Using Primary Sources - Resource sets and analysis tools provided by the Library of Congress.
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 * Teachers - Home
 * Overview of using primary sources
 * Guides to using primary sources
 * Finding primary source sets