Effective Literacy Website #7

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 Andrea Lainos 

January 15, 2022

According to my research, the Tumble Book Library (https://www.tumblebooklibrary.com)  is for teachers and parents to use to build literacy and technological skills. Tumble Premium combines everything you love about the Original Tumble Book Library Deluxe, with Tumble Book Cloud Jr’s books for older readers into one easy access point. Our Tumble Premium collection has over 1100 titles and is perfect for public libraries and elementary schools, with content most appropriate for those in grades K-6. It includes animated talking picture books, chapter books, videos, non-fiction titles, graphic novels, playlists, and books in French and Spanish. Teachers can use this website for the collection of educational resources such as lesson plans, quizzes, educational games, and puzzles related to literacy, comprehension, and language skills. Another benefit that this website provided is the common core portal for K-5 which provides resources to align to core standards and make integrations.

As I reviewed this website, I found resources that will benefit my students' learning in literacy. The parents and teachers can apply them to enhance the students learning in reading and writing. The activities will have the students enjoy learning, and will give motivation to engaging in each activity. The teachers can use this website to collaborate their work with their students to meet their learning as well. 

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