Classics, Nonfiction, and Children's Literature
As a mother just beginning the journey of elementary level home education, I have been busy searching the web and my library for free resources to aid me as I teach my young son. When I saw Free Resources for Elementary Teachers by Colleen Kessler (2012, Prufrock Press) on the Library Thing Early Reviewer list,
I have a problem. I am subscribed to too many great book blogs.
I’ve been thinking a lot about challenges in the book blogging community. At some point, I may want to host a challenge, so I’m curious about preferences in the book blogging community when it comes to challenges.
In reading the Poetry Friday website, I came across some significant pointers about honoring copyright on the web. Mitali at mitali’s fire escape reviews some basic ways to honor copyright when posting poetry for Poetry Friday. She links to a great article called Websites: Five Ways to Stay Out of Trouble. While I’ve taken care
Dewey at Weekly Geeks asked us what other forms of storytelling we enjoy. I certainly love reading books, stories, poems, nonfiction, etc. Some people are discussing theater and that is certainly on my list: the performance of great literature. I’ve never been a fan of television (we don’t even have one right now), and I
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