Sentences with phrase «of virtual book club»

He promised it would be a combination of a virtual book club, offering a chance to interact with the book's author as he became «a thoughtful friend who brings you special notes and treats.»

He promises it's a combination of a virtual book club, a chance to interact with the book's author, and «a thoughtful friend who brings you special notes and treats.»

All these books are going to be featured over the next twelve months as part of the Virtual Book Club for Kids!

Welcome back to another edition of the Virtual Book Club for Kids!

So glad that you're part of the Virtual Book Club for Kids this year!

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Each week the coordinators and cohosts of the Virtual Book Club for Kids share activties, crafts and recipes inspired by the weekly theme and featured book.

This is part of our Virtual Book Club for Kids which started back in 2012 as a monthly series and since September we have been running -LSB-...]

This post is part of the Virtual Book Club for Kids which means there is a host of other awesome bloggers who shared super fun ideas based on these books too!

A new season of Virtual Book Club for kids has begun.

Check out all the other great posts that compliment Llama Llama Red Pajama from all of the co-hosts of Virtual Book Club for Kids.

Today is the official start day of the Virtual Book Club for Kids.

Welcome to the October installment of the Virtual Book Club for Kids!

Welcome to the first installment of the Virtual Book Club for Kids 2014 - 2015!

This months Virtual Book Club for Kids author is Jez Alborough - unlike many of the Virtual Book Club for Kids author's Jez Alborough is one that we...

This months Virtual Book Club for Kids author is Jez Alborough — unlike many of the Virtual Book Club for Kids author's Jez Alborough is one that we have in our collection at home.

-LSB-...] year as part of the Virtual Book Club for Kids we explored the book If you give a mouse a cookie by Laura Numeroff with a Maths game, this months featured author is again Laura Numeroff and of the -LSB-...]

Welcome to Animal Adventure week of the Virtual Book Club — today we're sharing a craft activity to go with the book One Gorilla: A counting book by Anthony Browne.

Recently it was one of the Virtual Book Clubs picks and we did a gross motor activity...

Without prompting, the same kind of reader is unlike to partake of the virtual book clubs on platforms such as Goodreads, especially if a library system has not localized the digital clubs (check out the Bexar BiblioTech E-Book Club within Goodreads).

Not exact matches

We do things like take organization - wide coffee breaks where we ask staff to go buy a coffee and ponder a specific question; we hold online book clubs and create communities of shared interests that range from using data tools to vegetarian cooking to working parents; around the holidays we host regional holiday parties and virtual «Holi - DJ» listening parties, where team members swap playlists of their favorite music.

Each month on the Virtual Book Club for Kids an author is chosen and we share an activity based on one of the books — this months author is Donald Crews.

For this months Virtual Book Club for Kids we wanted to bring the book alive so using some play dough that we had I set up an invitation to create with some buttons, eyes, pipe cleaners, the book and some pots of bright coloured play doBook Club for Kids we wanted to bring the book alive so using some play dough that we had I set up an invitation to create with some buttons, eyes, pipe cleaners, the book and some pots of bright coloured play dobook alive so using some play dough that we had I set up an invitation to create with some buttons, eyes, pipe cleaners, the book and some pots of bright coloured play dobook and some pots of bright coloured play dough.

For this week's Virtual Book Club for Kids «theme of butterflies, we are making a paper butterfly with a tongue that actually extends!

This month's Virtual Book Club for Kids chosen author is Eric Carle and the co-hosts are featuring activities and craft to do with 3 of his books The Very Hungry Caterpillar, The Tiny Seed, The Mixed - Up Chameleon [affiliate links] and we've chosen The Very Hungry Caterpillar and are going to work on a combination of sight words and fine motor skills learning to read the days of the week.

Filed Under: Learn, Motor Skills, Storybook Summer Tagged With: days of the week, eric carle, fine motor, learning to read, sight words, the very hungry caterpillar, virtual book club for kids Cerys Parker

Remember that you can sign up for our Virtual Book Club Summer Camp — providing inspiration for you over 5 weeks to host your own at home Summer camp for 2 to 5 year olds (with activities easily adapted for younger and older kids) all you need to do is click on the image below and you will be directed to a form to sign up to receive our Activity Planners from the 24th June for 5 weeks jam packed of ideas to keep your learning and fun going over the summer.

4) I also shared a sneak peek of the science activity we are sharing for next week's Virtual Book Club for Kids.

This week as part of the Weekly Virtual Book Club for Kids, we are reading Time for Bed by Mem Fox.

Here are all of the blogs co-hosting the Summer Virtual Book Club.

We did this experiment using a water glass, and made the connection to the glass of water requested in Llama Llama Red Pajama, this month's Virtual Book Club for Kids bBook Club for Kids bookbook.

Be sure to check out all the amazing activities towards the end of this post from the Virtual Book Club bloggers!

The Virtual Book Club for Kids is cohosted by an amazing set of bloggers from around the world each month bringing the books alive with crafts, activities, learning and family fun please check out their blogs to find out more ideas.

We are kicking off January with snowball sight words and the book The Snowy Day as part of the Weekly Virtual Book Club for Kbook The Snowy Day as part of the Weekly Virtual Book Club for KBook Club for Kids.

And there are lots of great Virtual Book Club ideas to inspire you!

Our Virtual Book Club for Kids co-hosts have also come up with a variety of Rainbow Fish inspired activities.

Here are several of the bloggers that will be participating in this year's Virtual Book Club for Kids:

It's Virtual Book Club for Kids time of the month again and this months Author is David Shannon - this is another new to me author and we had a lot of...

For this week's Virtual Book Club for Kids Activity based on the book Rainbow of my Own by Don Freeman, we have a FREE printable rainbow -LSB-Book Club for Kids Activity based on the book Rainbow of my Own by Don Freeman, we have a FREE printable rainbow -LSB-book Rainbow of my Own by Don Freeman, we have a FREE printable rainbow -LSB-...]

This months Virtual Book club for kids author is Leo Lionni and we've chosen 2 books first I'm sharing our exploration of colour with the book LittlBook club for kids author is Leo Lionni and we've chosen 2 books first I'm sharing our exploration of colour with the book Littlbook Little...

It's one of my favorite times of the month when I get to share books for kids in the Virtual Book Club for Kids!

Then you can follow along with the FREE monthly virtual book club for kids of all ages with the Poppins Book Nbook club for kids of all ages with the Poppins Book NBook Nook!

I'm so glad you're a part of hosting our Virtual Book Club for Kids!

The Virtual Book Club for kids offers playful book extension ideas for kids each month to go along with some of the best children's books from top authBook Club for kids offers playful book extension ideas for kids each month to go along with some of the best children's books from top authbook extension ideas for kids each month to go along with some of the best children's books from top authors!

Last year, Watson founded Our Shared Shelf, a virtual feminist book club open to any and all members — she was even spotted surprising lucky commuters in London and NYC with copies of books as a part of her mission.

Recently, I read #GIRLBOSS by Sophia Amorusa, founder of NASTYGAL, for the virtual book club coordinated by Sarah Lagen of The Kissing Booth Blog.

Teacher Librarian Katie J. McNamara (the founder of #CALibChat) is organizing a virtual book club centered on social justice issues.

Moodle, one of our online learning environments, provides a range of interactive functions such as collaborative book clubs and virtual field trips.

Needless to say, cell phone book clubs would be one way to help keep brick - and - mortar libraries on the minds of people using virtual ones.

Schmidt has outlined new plans for the bookstore, which will continue to offer meeting space for its two monthly book clubs and the wealth of titles patrons have enjoyed, while also installing a coffee shop, video conferencing technology for virtual author events, study hall times for local high school and college students, and more.