Janice Iacovino
Finally! A 21st century approach to fostering a love of literature with hands on opportunities to connect the reading with science, technology, engineering, art, and math! This approach fosters a love of learning through collaboration and imagination. I have witnessed firsthand how students in my own 2nd grade classroom have learned from one another and how students with varying abilities, gifts, and talents have equal access to learning and literacy.
Robyn Young
Kids’ Books and Maker Activities provides a wealth of information on book pairings and activities that makes it perfect for classroom teachers and school librarians. It provides detailed plans that can’t easily be found anyplace else! What a great tool for designing your lessons!
Leslie B. Preddy
This is the tool every librarian has been looking for and needs. Marge Cox created a phenomenal and invaluable resource with an abundance of ideas to level up your library programming. Whether you are looking for inspiration for STEAM lesson, family events, or makerspace activities, this is your must-have, go-to resource.
Carl A. Harvey II
Books and makerspaces are a perfect marriage. But, where do you start? This book is the answer! All the resources, connections, and ideas are right there in easy-to-read pages for BOTH school librarians and students with current and relevant books! A must have for all elementary school librarians' lesson planning needs.
