Posted in DefaultTag on Oct 28th, 2020
In this Unabridged Podcast episode, we're discussing books for all levels that we believe would work really well for read-aloud choices. We were thrilled to be joined by Holly Hicks, a third-grade teacher and Unabridged Ambassador who has experience choosing and sharing read-aloud picks with her third-grade students. We also share our own experiences with read-aloud picks both at home and in the classroom.
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Posted in DefaultTag on Oct 23rd, 2020
In this Unabridged Podcast episode, Sara shares tips for using picture books in the secondary classroom. She discusses the benefits of using picture books and her own teaching experiences. In addition, she recommends two books with which she has had success in her own classroom—David Shannon's A Bad Case of Stripes to teach theme and Jon Scieszka's The True Story of the Three Little Pigs to teach point of view.
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Posted in DefaultTag on Oct 21st, 2020
In this Unabridged podcast episode, we're talking all things speculative fiction with Virginia Soenksen, author of The Titan Strain, The Osiris Contingency, and The Ragnarok Resolution. We talk with her about her amazing science fiction series, and then we all recommend books that we've loved within the speculative fiction realm. We wrap up our episode with some favorite museum recommendations in honor of Virginia's role as an art historian and an associate director of a museum.
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Posted in DefaultTag on Oct 14th, 2020
This week, Unabridged Podcast is launching into the Halloween spirit with some spooky recommendations. After our Bookish Check-in—featuring a guest appearance by Unabridged Ambassador Talie—each of shares a perfect October pick, and then (for our Give Me One) we talk about our autumn favorites.
Bookish Check-in
Ashley - Nic Stone’s Shuri
Talie - Hench (find Talie at taliesadventures.com or @talielovesbooks on Instagram.)
Our Spooky Reads Recs
Sara - Riley Sager’s Lock Every Door
Mentioned in Episode
Give Me One - Favorite Thing about Fall
Ashley - pumpkin carving
Jen - fall leaves/plants
Sara - crisp air, and getting to wear fall clothes
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Posted in DefaultTag on Oct 9th, 2020
In this Unabridged Teaching Tidbits episode, Ashley talks about some tips for surviving the trials and tribulations of using technology during the era of virtual teaching. She builds off of what Jen shared in Teaching Tidbit #1 about her experience with virtual teaching so far, and Ashley talks about a few things that have helped her navigate technology during this time.
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Posted in DefaultTag on Oct 7th, 2020
Bookish Check-in
Main Discussion
Pairings
Mentioned in Episode
Give Me One - A New Interest
Ashley - Indoor plants
Jen - Virtual teaching
Interested in what else we're reading? Check out our Featured Books page.
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