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Kids On #KidLit review by Alyssa (age 10) #literacy #elemed #parenting

Kids On #KidLit review by Alyssa (age 10) #literacy #elemed #parenting

Mar 9, 2012

How to Get Married by Me, the Bride by Sally Lloyd-Jones and Sue Heap My...

Kids On #KidLit: Kindergarteners (ages 5-6) review THE THREE LITTLE PIGS #literacy #elemed #ReadAcrossAmerica #parenting

Kids On #KidLit: Kindergarteners (ages 5-6) review THE THREE LITTLE PIGS #literacy #elemed #ReadAcrossAmerica #parenting

Mar 7, 2012

Mrs. Tidwell’s Kindergarten Class (ages 5-6) at Cambridge Heights Elementary School in Citrus Heights, CA...

Kids on #KidLit: Allura (age 11) reviews HORTON HEARS A WHO! #literacy #readacrossamerica #elemed

Kids on #KidLit: Allura (age 11) reviews HORTON HEARS A WHO! #literacy #readacrossamerica #elemed

Mar 2, 2012

Horton Hears A Who! by Dr. Seuss [A perfect review for Read Across America week!]...

Kids On #KidLit winner–Auriel (grade 2); Where kids’ reviews are published online #literacy #k12 #elemed #librarians

Feb 2, 2012

The winner of the January Kids On KidLit drawing for a FREE book is Auriel (grade 2) for...

Kids On KidLit: Auriel (grade 2) reviews THE EGYPTIAN CINDERELLA #kidlit #literacy #elemed

Kids On KidLit: Auriel (grade 2) reviews THE EGYPTIAN CINDERELLA #kidlit #literacy #elemed

Jan 9, 2012

I read The Egyptian Cinderella and I liked it very much! It was written by...

Leukemia patient 1st Kids On KidLit winner #literacy #elemed #kidlit

Leukemia patient 1st Kids On KidLit winner #literacy #elemed #kidlit

Oct 7, 2011

Earlier this week, I announced that Julia (age 8) was the debut winner of my...

Kids On KidLit winner–Julia (age 8); Where kids’ reviews are published online #literacy #k12 #elemed #librarians

Oct 4, 2011

The winner of the Kids On KidLit September drawing for a FREE book is Julia...

Kids On KidLit: Megan (age 11) Reviews THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ISLAND #literacy #kidlit #k12 #parenting

Kids On KidLit: Megan (age 11) Reviews THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ISLAND #literacy #kidlit #k12 #parenting

Sep 21, 2011

The Other Side of the Island by Allergra Goodman is one of the books I read this...

Kids On KidLit: Megan (age 11) Reviews MASTERPIECE #literacy #kidlit #k12 #parenting

Kids On KidLit: Megan (age 11) Reviews MASTERPIECE #literacy #kidlit #k12 #parenting

Sep 19, 2011

This summer I read Masterpiece by Elise Broach. My favorite character is Marvin. His family is...

Kids on KidLit: Debut Review #literacy #k12 #elemed #lrnchat #kidlit

Kids on KidLit: Debut Review #literacy #k12 #elemed #lrnchat #kidlit

Sep 14, 2011

Review by Julia, Age 8, True or False: Pets by Melvin and Gilda Berger (Scholastic) I...

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    • Ebola: Fears and Facts
    • Jingle the Brass
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