At Biblionasium, we are proud to provide a platform that encourages the love of reading, builds digital citizenship skills, and allows kids to connect with their friends in a safe, learning-focused environment.
As we celebrate National Reading Month, it is important to remember why reading is fundamental to a child’s growth and development. We hope you will join us and renew your commitment to fostering a love of reading during the month of March.
Our mission during these challenging times is to encourage and support the educators and parents sustaining learning during COVID-19.
We will continuously update this list with free resources for parents and educators to support continued learning. We will get through this together.
Update: Since writing this blog post, we have created our own collection of digital citizenship resources, complete with a fun and informative video, a slideshow for teachers to share with their classes, a printable pledge and activities that use writing book recommendations and reviews as real-world applications of digital citizenship. We encourage you to take a look and feel free to share these resources with your students and collegues!
We’re aware of the unique challenges educators and parents are facing due to COVID-19, and we will continue to provide a platform that encourages the love of reading, builds digital citizenship skills and allows kids to connect with their friends in a safe, learning-focused environment.
We don’t really mean you should bribe your kids to read!
However, we do think reading is one of the best activities for kids to engage in outside of school. Some kids naturally gobble up books, but some need more encouragement to read than others.
So here are five tips to get your kids to read!
Even the most reluctant readers stop to smile when they hear something interesting!
We hope to turn those smiles into a genuine motivation to pick up a book.
So, here are five fun facts about reading to tell your students!