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Sharing the Reading Experience.

Sharing the Reading Experience.

Denise RyanPosted 12/19/14
Reading to and talking about stories with children allow them to grow as readers and thinkers. Listening enables them to understand words, ideas, customs, and values that lie outside their reading ability and experiences. Here are some insights and suggestions for reading aloud and sharing the reading experience with children.

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Fun Holiday Facts!

Fun Holiday Facts!

Dona Herweck RicePosted 12/11/14
Did you know that in the 18th and 19th centuries, British children went door-to-door asking for treats on Valentine's Day? Have a little fun during holiday seasons with some fun facts about different holidays throughout the year!

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Science Daily: Activating the "STEM" Brain

Science Daily: Activating the "STEM" Brain

Diana KenneyPosted 12/05/14
Looking for ways to activate your students’ “STEM brains”? Here is a great strategy and a STEM-based activity that you can implement in the classroom, so you can encourage children to grow into adults who value questions and curiosity!

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A Time for Thanks - and Fun with Word Roots!

A Time for Thanks - and Fun with Word Roots!

Timothy Rasinski, Ph.D.Posted 11/20/14
November is a time for visiting family and friends, playing card or board games, and giving thanks. Here's a fun word ladder game that you can share with your students during this month of Thanksgiving!

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Visual Literacy: Helping Kids Succeed

Visual Literacy: Helping Kids Succeed

Heidi FiedlerPosted 11/07/14
Today, more than ever, young readers are being asked to develop sophisticated visual literacy skills. Advertisements, graphic novels, online memes, political cartoons, maps, DIY instructions, and more, all require the ability to interpret images. Here’s a simple activity to build visual literacy skills with your students!

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Frightfully Fun Books for a Hair-Raising Halloween

Frightfully Fun Books for a Hair-Raising Halloween

Torrey MaloofPosted 10/24/14
Looking for some fun and spooky stories for your class to read around Halloween? Here’s a list of frightfully fun books for readers ranging from lower elementary to middle school! Check it out and share your own spine-chilling book suggestions!

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