TeachingBooks.net for ARA Attendees
Questions? Contact Nick Glass (800) 596-0710.Temporary access through 1/20/2010.
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Contact us to set up an extended trial specific to your institution.
What is TeachingBooks.net?
TeachingBooks.net has thousands of resources for all teachers, librarians, students, and families to:
- Hear directly from authors and illustrators with multimedia interviews
- Excite students about their books with professional book readings.
- Access 10,000+ book discussion guides and literature-based lesson plans.
- Learn author name pronunciations.
- And integrate technology literacy skills with book and author resources.
TeachingBooks.net strives to make it easy and intuitive to integrate technology and reading into all K–12 content areas so that every reader can add a meaningful multimedia experience to his/her reading activities.
- How much does TeachingBooks.net cost?
- How do I use TeachingBooks.net?
- Some of what you'll find on TeachingBooks.net
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 Jack Gantos |
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Coretta Scott King Book Award Curriculum Resource Center |
Reader's Theater |
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How much does TeachingBooks cost?
Licenses provide unlimited access for everyone in your community: teachers, librarians, students, curriculum development specialists, PTO members, and families. TeachingBooks.net can be accessed from your institution and remotely.
| District License (covers all schools): 2–3 schools | $ 850.00 |
| District License (covers all schools): 4–6 schools | $ 1,200.00 |
| District License (covers all schools): 7–10 schools | $ 1,500.00 |
| District License (covers all schools): 11–20 schools | $ 2,000.00 |
| District License (covers all schools): 21–30 schools | $ 2,500.00 |
| Colleges/Universities | $ 850.00 |
| Public Library: One location | $ 850.00 |
| Public Library: 2-5 branches | $ 1,350.00 |
| Public Library: 6-10 branches | $ 1,850.00 |
For additional information, please see the Pricing webpage.
How do I use TeachingBooks.net?
To use TeachingBooks.net, just search on whatever book or author you're reading or teaching to find materials that will enliven and add depth to the reading experience. You also can use the purple "Browse" bar on the bottom of the home page to find resources based on specific grade levels and curricular areas.
Some of what you'll find on TeachingBooks.net
Author Programs |
Book Readings |
Book Guides |
Original in-studio videos, plus audio and written interviews |
Authors reading portions of |
Stimulating activity and discussion guides for thousands of titles. |
