Libraries are the heart of their communities.
National Library Week 2010 (April 11-17)
will be celebrated with the theme:
Monday, April 12, 2010
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A home and school community resource for utilizing iPods, audio books and children's literature books for literacy development and the enjoyment of reading.
Blog & Project Categories
- Journal of Visits (15)
- Messages and Updates (10)
- Goals (5)
- Ideas to Share (2)
- Documents for Use (1)
- Interviews (1)
Research Design
Students: 9
Population: 4 Girls
5 Boys
Grade: 2nd
Setting: Elementary School Library
Frequency of Visits: 3-5 days per week
Time per Visit: 40-90 min.
Hours on Site: 15
Hours off Site: 145
Audio Download Sites
- Archive.org
- Audible $$$
- EBooks Download- ALL AGES
- Candle Light Stories Audio Downloads
- 5 year old Reading Bedtime stories and Books
- Children's Classic Fiction Free Audio
- Books Should Be Free: Free Audio Source
- Playaway $$$
- Telltale Weekly: Free Audiobook Library
- LibriVox: Free Audio Books
- Spoken Alexandria Project: Free Podcast Downloads
- Free Audio Books: Computer and Human Generated
- Lit2Go: Free Online Stories and Poems
- Storyline: Streaming Online Video and Audio
- Storynory Audio Story Collection
- Project Gutenberg Human Read Audio Books
Sites I Visit
- ALI Elementary Language Arts
- American Booksellers Association
- American Library Association
- Apple Learning Interchange
- ASCD
- Authors Video Recorded Reading of their Works
- Book Lists
- Books to be Read Online
- Books+Video+Chat= Reading
- Childrens Books to Read Online
- Choice Literacy
- Chronicle Publisher Website
- Digitized Books and Literature on Google
- I Can Read/ Rethinking Reading
- Learning Through Listening
- Library of Congress
- Library Thing
- Open Wide, Look Inside
- Swap Books, CD's and Games
- The Forum for Education & Democracy
- The Literacy Project
- To Help Teachers Use iPods
Founder & Life Long Learner
Nicole McFadden grew up in Orange County, CA. She attended Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ where she lived for four years. She graduated in 2003 with a B.A. in Elementary Education and a focus in Multilingual and Multicultural Curriculum. She moved to Granada, Spain for part of 2003 to master her second language, Spanish. Since returning home to California, Nicole has been active in the educational community in Orange County. She currently attends Chapman University in Orange, CA where she will be graduating with her Masters in Education May of 2010. This degree was specialized to focus on Literacy and Reading as she is committed to raising awareness and helping inspire children to love reading!
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