People in every walk of life, in every kind of work, and at every age write! The very social nature of writing invites all people to make meaning through their writing. The National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) recognizes how important writing is and therefore, established National Day on Writing which is Thursday, October 20,… Read More Celebrate the National Day on Writing
Tomorrow, September 24th is Punctuation Day! Punctuation Day argues that the correct use of apostrophes, semicolons and other punctuation is critical if you’re to get your (rather than, say, you’re) message across. If you’ve spotted any examples of bad punctuation, take Punctuation Day as an opportunity to share them out and to promote awareness! Read: Check out this great punctuation… Read More Punctuation Day
What did you read this summer? As we begin the school year it is import that we take the time to get to know each other! In library this week, kindergarten, first and second graders will get to know each other is by sharing the titles of books they read over the summer! We will follow… Read More What Did You Read This Summer?