Looking for book recommendations for kids? Nerdy Book Club has released their favorites from 2018, spanning all levels of reading for young book lovers. A lot of our students agree with their picks!
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The 2018 Nerdies (via Nerdy Book Club) Read More »
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We do not have books on the website for kids to read. On Biblionasium, children can rate, review, and recommend books to their community. They can also log their reading and participate in reading challenges. However, due to copyright, students will need to obtain the books from other sources.
Beyond school and public libraries, we recommend that you review the following sources to consider recommending to your students for reading books online:
Project Gutenberg – A library of over 60,000 free e-books in the public domain
Overdrive – a resource where you can download e-books and audiobooks for free if you have a library card
Unite for Literacy – free digital picture books for kids
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Wondering which books to add to your library in 2019? Here are the children’s, middle grade and YA selections our students “favorited” the most this year on Biblionasium.
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The Top 50 Children’s Books & Series “Favorited” on Biblionasium in 2018Read More »
The Top 50 Children’s Books & Series “Favorited” on Biblionasium in 2018 Read More »
It’s the most wonderful time of the year and the perfect opportunity to cozy up with a festive book!
While you’re making your list (and checking it twice!) consider gifting a book to your favorite bookworm this holiday season.
20+ Holiday Books for Young Readers (K-12th Grade)Read More »
20+ Holiday Books for Young Readers (K-12th Grade) Read More »
Jumpstart’s Read for the Record is coming up on October 25th, and Biblionasium is on board! This year’s featured book is Maybe Something Beautiful.
Read for the Record is the world’s largest shared reading experience, bringing people across the country and around the world together to read the same book on the same day and share the joy and connection of reading.
This year’s featured book is Maybe Something Beautiful. If you purchase the book from JumpStart, you will be helping to support Jumpstart’s work in communities around the country. Click here to order your book!
Even if you don’t have access to this featured book, you can still participate by reading to children this Thursday October 25th.
Reveals how art can inspire transformation. ✔
Based on the true story of the Urban Art Trail in San Diego. ✔
The triumph of a community against forces of social decay. ✔
Paints a world of possible hope and beauty. ✔
Best for ages 4-7.
Get involved:
▶ Take the pledge to read and see if you can help break the record!
▶ Check out the Activities and Resource Toolkit from Jumpstart for extra ways to engage kids while reading.
▶ If you will be reading aloud, watch this useful read-aloud training video from Broward Schools.
To celebrate the day…
▶ Try setting up a reading challenge on Biblionasium!
▶ Set a challenge for students to read to each other.
▶ Set a challenge for students to read 30 minutes to themselves and log the minutes on Biblionasium.
Read for the Record – October 25th Read More »