With comic-strip–style art and amusing asides, Hooray for Women! (Candlewick) is packed with plenty of facts to keep kids learning throughout Women’s History Month. One lucky teacher will win this book! Congratulations to our winner Dori Dunham! To enter our random drawing, submit a comment to this blog by Thursday, March 19, and let…
In Bird Count (Peachtree), a young girl takes on the role of citizen scientist by participating in one of the annual Audubon Bird Counts. You can win this book—and you and your students can participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count coming up in February. To enter for a chance to win the book, submit…
Patti has a school project due, but she accidentally leaves it at the Rainforest Rescue Center. Sloth and his faster friends speed off to get the project to Patti. Will they be right on time? You can win Sloth to the Rescue (Running Press). Submit a comment to this blog and let us know if you prefer…
Most teachers love school supplies. The promise held by a newly sharpened pencil, a just-opened pack of construction paper, or a box of crayons with none broken (not to mention that amazing new crayon smell) is universal. So many possibilities! When Pencil Met Eraser (Imprint) celebrates school supplies, friendship, and the power of working together….
For a procrastinator like me, tomorrow often seems like the best time to do something. With this book, tomorrow really IS the time to do something—like being brave, trying something new, being curious, or being adventurous. And you can win this book! To enter our random drawing, submit a comment letting me know what you’ll…
Has anyone wished your students a happy MMXVII yet? How about a happy 17th year of the third millennium? You could be the first! I’m all for filling 2017 with fun surprises, making it a stress-free year that sparks interest for your students and helps you in your classroom, and I’m ready to get started…
Raise your hand if you can’t believe that the first nine weeks of the school year are nearly over. They are for my kids next week. Time keeps a-tickin’ and, for me, feels like it speeds up from now through the end of December. I can’t slow down time, but I can tell you about…
It’s about time. It’s about curiosity. It’s about stickiness. No, I’m not referring to the upcoming election, appropriate as it may seem. I’m talking about all I have for you today that you can win for your classroom, including a book about the animal residents of the White House coupled with fun facts and presidential…