Links I Shared on Twitter This Week: June 28
June 28, 2012
Welcome to the second installment of this new feature, in which I highlight some of the links that I shared on Twitter over the past week:
Kids' Imaginations More Active Despite Less Play Time, Study Shows http://ow.ly/bTDKm via @EducationWeek
HS English teacher proposes: Blogging Is the New Persuasive Essay http://ow.ly/bTDz3
A suggestion from @cybils: Be Book Smart and Help @RIFWEB http://ow.ly/bTlyY #BookPeopleUnite @CHRasco
Thursday Three: Reading Games, good + easy ideas for building early #literacy from @MotherReader http://ow.ly/bTkRS
Oh, I agree! Sleuths, Spies, + Alibis: Criminal Writing Offenses In #KidLit: The Important Life Lesson http://ow.ly/bSiXD
NCBLA: Ideas to Keep Your Kids Reading + Writing this Summer, reading tip texts from @ReadingRockets http://ow.ly/bSiQl
Interesting thoughts on Early Learning and Technology from @sonderbooks on @alscblog http://ow.ly/bSixX #literacy
It's Real and Serious: Summer Learning Loss http://ow.ly/bE0dF (via @adlit) #literacy
Reading lists: the IT thing on social media for summer! A list of lists from @StorySnoops http://ow.ly/bOXGY #kidlit
The Danger of Modern Productivity and How Will You Measure Your Life | Escape Adulthood @kimandjason http://ow.ly/bOTEJ
Don't you hate it when life gets in the way of reading books? Fun post @NerdyBookClub http://ow.ly/bOTn4
Seriously? Denver Neighborhood Bans Children’s Sidewalk Drawings via @kimandjason http://ow.ly/bLHNz
Great Kid Book: Popular fiction series with kids ages 7 - 11 http://ow.ly/bLwBF @MaryAnnScheuer #kidlit
Where are the stay-at-home dads in children’s books? The Globe and Mail http://ow.ly/bKfUa #kidlit via @PWKidsBookshelf
squeetus: Self-publishing, part 2; or why my blog needs an editor http://ow.ly/bK8OP @haleshannon
Betsy Bird is now into the top 5 (of 100) #picturebooks + children's novels @FuseEight http://ow.ly/bK79R Don't miss it! (#1 will be announced tomorrow)
Top Ten Summer Reading Lists « Sommer Reading http://ow.ly/bIJUa #SummerReading
That's all for this week. I hope readers find this type of post useful. You can find me on Twitter @JensBookPage.