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Coming Soon: How to Use the New BookPagez Website

Posted on July 26, 2016 by Amy Mackenzie

We are finally making the switch from Reading Comprehension Lessons to BookPagez and I can not wait to share the new website with you! Beginning on Wednesday afternoon (July 27th), you will be able to log into BookPagez.com with your current username and password. I want the transition to the new site to be as seamless as possible for you….

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A Message from Amy Mackenzie: I Have Exciting News

Posted on July 21, 2016 by Amy Mackenzie

I’m super excited to finally be making this announcement! Earlier this year we started to release a major update to the resources on ReadingComprehensionLessons.com.  The new resources were made available to you under the “ New BookPagez Resources” tab in your Member Area. I also sent you an email telling you about the changes to your resources.  If you don’t…

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A Message from Amy Mackenzie: The creator of Reading Comprehension Lessons

Posted on January 18, 2016 by Amy Mackenzie

I made a promise to you that I didn’t keep. A little over a year ago, I decided you deserved a better set of resources. I listened to the feedback you and other members of ReadingComprehensionLessons.com sent to me, and I began to revise and update all of the resources on the site. I made a promise that I would…

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Celebrate Jon Scieszka’s Birthday

Posted on September 8, 2014 by Amy Mackenzie

Today, September 8th, is Jon Scieszka’s Birthday Jon Scieszka is one of our favorite authors!  His creativity and sense of humor are just two reasons to celebrate his birthday and his books with your students. Jon Scieszka has written dozens of books (scroll down for a full list), but the two that we like best are Baloney, Henry P. and The…

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National Read a Book Day

Posted on September 4, 2014 by Amy Mackenzie

This Saturday, September 6th, 2014, is National Read a Book Day. Encourage your students to celebrate reading with their families. Send our friendly letter, book review template, and our Read, Roll, and Talk game home with each of your students. Print your National Read a Book Day Activities Begin by helping each of your students select a book that they…

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