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This game is a great way for kids to practice shelving both fiction and nonfiction books correctly!

One of my favorite book resources for teachers! It is listed on Badgerlink and definitely worth highlighting during a staff PLD. Two of my favorite features are the meet-the-author recordings and book excerpts. Many of the book have links to activities or lessons, and some books have links to book trailers. Plus, you can print QR codes or directly link to the books in its database!

Teachingbooks.net Book Trailers Collection https://www.teachingbooks.net/tb.cgi?adv=title&go=1&bookResource=trailer

This video is a fun way to teach students the Dewey Decimal System. It can even make it more memorable for them, and they start getting a general idea of where they can find nonfiction books.

Read Across America's new direction is fantastic and an awesome resource for teachers! I have promoted this website to teachers when they are looking for read aloud suggestions. It includes teaching resources to go with featured books and links to other literacy resources as well.

List of privacy acronyms and their meanings. The website also includes a downloadable frequently asked questions about COPPA document. This could be used to look at privacy policies from apps used in schools to check for COPPA compliance for students under 13 years old.

"FREE library of content, curriculum and tools" for educators and students to solve the "reading comprehension crisis and student achievement gap."

Lessons and resources for educators teaching K-12 and also professional development resources for teachers, This is to help kids, teachers and other adults understand the copyright laws.

So this is interesting. A quiz from PennState for faculty wanting to get into online teaching. Could be used when talking with teachers about the pros and cons of online teaching.

Short and simple, would be good for a "see what you know" before diving into teaching about copyright law.

A five-part lesson series on copyright in the classroom. A good place to start as a resource for teacher PD.

This is listed in our course and is a fantastic resource for a PLD on OERs.

This could be used as an example of how common platforms we use for teaching, such as YouTube, reviews and updates their policies to comply with COPPA.

A great list of programs and resources for teachers to teach student online safety and understand issues surrounding student safety online.

This one is harder to share, because you have to have a (free) account to access the activity library, but if you are part of the Seesaw community you will be able to use and share hundreds of premade lessons with your students using the Seesaw app!