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Hear No Evil | Listen In
Sharon Grover and Liz Hannegan consider whether listening to challenged books is a different experience than consuming in print
Warm Stories for Cold Nights: Curl up with a CD or digital download| Listen In
Audiobook recommendations for listeners seeking a promise of warmth, comfort, and contentment and a sense of well-being.
Hearing the World: Fiction and nonfiction audiobooks from around the globe | Listen In
December brings with it the close of the calendar year, giving us time to reflect on and celebrate the diversity of our world’s cultures. Audiobooks, especially those that represent common human experiences and examine global heritage and customs, afford listeners an opportunity to hear stories from around the world.
Paying Homage to Walter Dean Myers | Listen In
Audiobooks that showcase the exceptional stories made possible by the groundbreaking work of a man whose life was changed by reading and writing.
Singing the Story: Musical Audiobook Read-alongs | Listen In
Sharon Grover and Liz Hannegan explore the role singing plays in early literacy development and how audiobooks can be used to further this growth. From Janis Ian's The Tiny Mouse to Simms Taback's Joseph Had a Little Overcoat, these titles make excellent sing-along picks for preschool storytimes.
Audiobooks that Celebrate Teachers | Listen In
The Listen In columnists took the opportunity offered by World Teachers Day, October 5, to suggest audiobooks in which teachers play a central role, with titles ranging from Andrew Clements’s Frindle to Richard Peck’s The Teacher’s Funeral.
Fact and Fiction: Pairing Stories and Informational Audiobooks | Listen In
When stories and informational audiobooks are paired together, they create a winning combination that can help students establish a foundation of knowledge about certain topics.
Whodunit?: Mysteries Can Support the Common Core | Listen In
With their emphasis on clear observation, logical thinking, and well-drawn conclusions, mysteries support many Common Core State Standards and lend themselves to an array of interesting writing assignments. These audiobooks are sure to spark student interest.
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