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Way to start school: Get students to read The Maze Runner, then go to the movie

Posted on July 31, 2014 by Mark Isero

 We know that reluctant readers like book-movies — that is to say, books that are also movies. Even better are book-movies-to-be. Students can read the bo...

Big book-buying bonanza

Posted on October 4, 2013 by Mark Isero

 Things are getting out of hand. And that makes me happy. Just last post, I celebrated that the Kindle library had reached 300 titles. Nicole (Quincy, MA), a su...

Kindle Classroom Project Update, September 2013

Posted on September 29, 2013 by Mark Isero

 I am happy to report that September was a big month for the Kindle Classroom Project. Here are some highlights: 1. Ten Kindles were donated. We’re now up...

Building our Kindle library, book by book

Posted on September 22, 2013 by Mark Isero

 The Kindle Classroom Project is only as good as the quality of its books. Sure, I love getting Kindles in the mail from generous donors. It’s crazy to th...

Another $1,000 donation: DSW has done it again!

Posted on May 8, 2013 by Mark Isero

 A huge roar emerged from the offices of the Kindle Classroom Project last night when I received an email from DonorsChoose letting me know that DSW from Sarato...

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