Great Literacy Blogs to Follow

In honor of Reading Month, we’d like to share some of our favorite literacy-related blogs. These blogs are the source of a tremendous amount of inspiration for those of us charged with teaching reading and writing. I’ve got a whole folder in my Google Reader just for literacy blogs. And it’s pretty much guaranteed that when I sit down to check it each morning, I’ll find several great posts. (Be sure to follow us on twitter and Pinterest because we love sharing them!)

So without further adieu, a list of some of our favorite literacy blogs:

–The Miss Rumphius Effect

–From the Mixed Up Files of Middle Grade Authors

–Jen Robinson’s Book Page

–100 Scope Notes

–Two Writing Teachers

–A Year of Reading

–Raising Readers and Writers

–A Teaching Life

–Teaching Authors

–Check it Out

–Gotta Book

–Library Girl

–Never Ending Search

–The Daring Librarian

I’m telling you, there is good stuff contained within these here blogs. Which ones am I missing? Please let me know so I can add them to my list! You may notice that only a couple of the above are blogs of authors. That would be a good idea for another post, though. Feel free to share any of your favorite author blogs, too!

Also, if you’re a regular tweeter, you should definitely follow the #tlchat hashtag. Teacher librarians all over the world use it to share resources and ideas.

Finally, if you’re a Google Reader addict user like myself, I created a bundle of literacy blogs that include all of the aforementioned sites. That way you can subscribe to all of them with one click! (And if you’re not a Google Reader user, contact us to set up a webinar…cause it’s awesome!) Click HERE for the bundle.

Happy Reading Month!