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Raps and book raps

What is a rap or book rap?

A rap or book rap is an exciting teaching and learning adventure. Email is used to circulate discussion points about a topic or book, stimulate classroom activities, and provide opportunities for teachers and students to share responses and ideas with other schools.

Each year the program of raps and book raps is announced on The School Libraries and Information Literacy site in the teaching ideas section at Raps and book raps.

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