Collection Spotlight: April is National Poetry Month

Collection Spotlight: April is National Poetry Month

Poetry has the power to inspire, delight, and spark imagination in readers of all ages. This month, we’re celebrating with a special spotlight on children’s poetry picture books. Explore our featured collection and discover books that bring poetry to life in fun and engaging ways! Just a few highlights (click the cover to take you […]

New Books at Education Library: April 2025

New Books at Education Library: April 2025

Welcome to our April Booklist! This month, we’re featuring over 90 new titles, including young adult novels, picture books, and more. Check out our latest arrivals and find something new to enjoy! Click on the book cover to visit the Google Books page for more details and previews. Clicking on the title will take you […]

Reading at the Seed Library: Pollinators

Reading at the Seed Library: Pollinators

Blog written by Rachael Huegerich March 31, 2024 Pollinators like bees, butterflies, wasps, hoverflies, and hummingbirds are vital within BC ecosystems. Fortunately, there are lots of ways your garden can attract pollinators. Want to read more about these important creatures? Check out the display at the seed lending library at the Education Library, just past […]

Reading at the Seed Library: Creativity in the Garden

Reading at the Seed Library: Creativity in the Garden

Blog written by Rachael Huegerich March 17, 2024 Art, play, and imagination flourish alongside seedlings in the garden! Cooking, dyeing, crafting, game playing, and daydreaming are only some of the possibilities. Find creative inspiration at the seed library display at the Education Library. You can find the seed library just past the reference desk—or learn […]

Collection Spotlight: Neurodiversity

Collection Spotlight: Neurodiversity

We’re excited to present our new Collection Spotlight focused on Neurodiversity. Whether you’re an experienced educator or new to teaching, these books offer valuable insights, research, and strategies to support neurodivergent students in the classroom. Many of the featured books are also included in our Neurodiversity booklist, which covers a range of topics, including ADHD, […]

International Women’s Day – Saturday, March 8, 2025

International Women’s Day – Saturday, March 8, 2025

International Women’s Day is Saturday, March 8, 2025 . Below are some recommended titles found at UBC Education Library to add to your reading list. Click on the title to take you to the UBC Library catalogue record for the item. Juvenile Literature: Collective Biographies 25 women who fought back Jill Sherman HQ1236 .S49 2019 […]

New Books at Education Library: March 2025

New Books at Education Library: March 2025

Discover the latest additions to our collection! This month’s new arrivals include a wide selection of children’s books and education resources to support teaching, learning, and literacy. Whether you’re exploring stories for young readers or searching for professional resources, there’s something for everyone. Click on the book cover to visit the Google Books page for […]

Reading at the Seed Library: Food Systems

Reading at the Seed Library: Food Systems

Blog written by Rachael Huegerich  February 27, 2024 Where does our food come from? Food systems include all parts of the process, from growing to caring to sharing to eating. Check out related materials for children and teachers at the seed library display at the Education Library. You can find the seed library just past […]

Collection Spotlight: Freedom to Read Week (February 23 – March 1, 2025)

Collection Spotlight: Freedom to Read Week (February 23 – March 1, 2025)

In celebration of Freedom to Read Week (Feb 23–Mar 1), we highlight selections from the Education Library’s collection that have faced challenges, or even bans, in Canada. You may be surprised by some of these titles and the reasons they were contested. Share these books with your class to spark discussion on why they may […]

Reading at the Seed Library: Community Science

Reading at the Seed Library: Community Science

Blog written by Rachael Huegerich  February 10, 2024 Anyone can be a scientist, and the garden is a fantastic place for it! One way to get started is by joining a community science (sometimes called citizen science) project, where lots of people help collect and analyze data from where they live. After all, some questions […]