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Hi-Lo Books teens want to read, at the level they can read. Grades 4-12 | ELL | SPED | Striving readers. Family- and women-owned since 1982.

Sunny Southern California
Joined April 2009
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Yikes! Reason #192 to get back to Books in schools and get the kids off of screens!
NEW: Last school year, a 7th grader viewed 4,700 YouTube videos during class. An 8th grader viewed 5,700 videos in class. A 2nd grader viewed ~500 in just 2 months. Less than 5% were educational. @nbcnews analyzed the YouTube watch histories of students from across the country. My new story shows how far some take it on their school laptops and iPads --> nbcnews.com/specials/hooked-…
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To read a book in college, it helps to have read a book in high school. zurl.co/YnT6a
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How Schools Can Better Support Older English Learners zurl.co/rKFtu
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Jacqueline Woodson Reminds Children Their Stories Matter zurl.co/oX3e9
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If students fail to develop the capacity to think critically and problem-solve, they will be useless in the workplace. zurl.co/fJ6dZ
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Teachers can positively impact five factors that contribute to students’ sense of belonging: support networks, language, participation opportunities, safety, and recognition. zurl.co/MxlyN
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These NY Teachers Are Ditching Screens. Lawmakers Want Others to Follow. zurl.co/bK1ib
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Immigrant Students Face Big Barriers to Success in High School zurl.co/nq2uR
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Screens have atrophied our reading muscles. Here’s how to get them back. zurl.co/H9Rl5
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Optimists once believed that universal literacy was inevitable. Now it seems that the age of reading might be a short anomaly in human history. zurl.co/619Db
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Why Bilingual Education in High School is Hard to Find zurl.co/WvUcP
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👻 Exploring a graveyard sounded like fun… until Sam started regretting his choice. 🪦 Red Rhino Books give educators an engaging option for grades 4–7 students who need accessible text without stories that feel too young. 📚✨ #HiLoBooks #OctoberReads #ClassroomLibrary Learn more ▶️ zurl.co/inMCZ
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School leaders have a key role to play in ensuring that all teachers are able to deliver instruction that promotes multilingual students’ growth. zurl.co/2q20e
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How Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Will Still Aim to Nurture a ‘Love of Reading zurl.co/hTmKQ
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Bill Gates’ Stark Warning on AI in Education: It Could Result in ‘People Learning Less’ zurl.co/g9re5
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🎮📚 September Staff Pick! "I've always thought it would be awesome to travel inside a favorite video game, and this book shows you exactly what that would be like." - Kelsey Part of the Red Rhino Books series, this action-packed adventure pairs an age-appropriate, high-interest story with an accessible reading level, helping striving readers build confidence without sacrificing excitement. ⚔️✨ A great pick for grades 4–7 and readers who love gaming, fantasy, and plenty of action. #HiLoBooks #BooksForEducators #StaffPick Get it here! 👉 zurl.co/XsBfG
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Older students with dyslexia deserve reading materials that build skills without feeling too young. 📚 Pair age-respectful, high-interest Phonics Decodable Readers with Decode Phonics Teaching Cards for targeted practice that helps students strengthen foundational skills and build reading confidence. 🔤✨ #DyslexiaSupport #ScienceOfReading #PhonicsInstruction 📌 Decodables: zurl.co/UcAvI 📌 Cards: zurl.co/y8Wrg
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Some older students need help with decoding—alongside vocabulary and fluency zurl.co/oneJj
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