Effective Literacy Newsletter#4

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Greda Irons

ED 638-41

Effective Literacy Website #4

 



    Biblionasium is a site for reviewing and sharing books which make reading a social adventure. https://www.biblionasium.com/#tab/content-winter-picks.  It is safe and fun for social reading community for kids, parents, educators, and friends. It a website that is great for second graders to eight graders. It focuses on English Language Arts, Communication and collaboration, Critical thinking. It is great for Media Literacy, Evaluating media, assessment and Portfolios.  This website is used to keep track of your students reading progress and create contest with rewarding based on how many books they have read. It is also a great place to source discussion opportunities for student who love to certain books and have strong opinions about it which bring enthusiasm into the classroom. However, many students loved to take ownership of their own account and which they can choose their own avatar, and teachers or educators can create book challenges which students can challenge themselves to read more books. This site is clean and colorful and more appealing for younger readers that makes all instruction written in a kid-friendly language.  It is also a simple social network that let kids share their reading success with friends which create healthy competition and confidence with their reading.

 

 

 

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