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Educators

Lee & Low Books is committed to meeting the needs of educators by providing award-winning, multicultural books for today’s classrooms, along with the resources educators need to make meaningful use of each book.

The success and popularity of Lee & Low Books in classrooms inspired the idea of creating a space for educators to collaborate and share best practices and lesson ideas.

With this in mind, Lee & Low Books has developed lesson plans and teacher’s guides that support classroom instruction in reading strategies and complex content and themes. Designed by educators for educators, the Curriculum Corner offers a variety of resources to support small- and whole-group instruction, home-school connections, and national and state standards.

Browse some of our most popular resources:

School Needs Questionnaire (or districts/school please email quotes@leeandlow.com)
Classroom Library Questionnaire
Bebop Books K–8 Classroom Catalog
Teachers College Reading Assessment Kit for K-2
Build a Custom Order

Did you recently win a grant that you need diverse, culturally responsive books for? Are you currently in the process of applying for a grant and would like to use Lee & Low Books as a resource or vendor for multicultural literature? Our expert team will help you satisfy whatever themes or needs that are particular for your specific project. Please note that we do not award grants. Reach out to grants@leeandlow.com to learn more about your customized list and get started!

 


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Support the LGBTQIA+ Community for Pride Month

June is Pride month, and this year we are not only celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community, we are standing up and speaking out against hate. According to a report from the American Library Association

 

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