#wrad16

[scholasticreadspodcast]

Happy World Read Aloud Day! How did you celebrate? #wrad16

[openebooks]

Open eBooks author Taye Diggs says: My favorite book as a child was Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats because it was a book where the main character looked like me. But for many kids, books are out of reach. Open eBooks can open a world of knowledge to youth in need. Learn more at: http://openebooks.net

What’s your favorite childhood book?

[whereartmeetspolitics]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-wJmGNMj98)

Happy World Read Aloud Day!

[dillonblog]

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#readaloud #changetheworld #wrad16 kickoff in Newark 45,000 books go home with 15,000 students today #mybookfair #myveryownlibrary #mvol (at Ridge Street Elementary School)

[dillonblog]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0Ezto8HG_8)

There are 757 million people who cannot read a single sentence. The consequences of illiteracy go far beyond not being able to read a book – it fuels some of the world’s biggest problems.

This is a great video that highlights many of the world’s ills that could be solved if more people simply became literate and learned to read.

[emrecelikrumi]

Reading aloud is the gift that keeps on giving. @donalynbooks explains why: #wrad16 https://t.co/Nd1rLW7DJi

http://bit.ly/20ZH2YN?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr : from my twitter bit.ly/ECtweet