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“Oh, the places you’ll go. The people you’ll meet.” Hey, it’s Dr. Seuss! And it’s THINK-THINK-THINK-ing Thursday! Dr. Seuss would have liked joining us today, I THINK. Ya know, I should have asked him… more →
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Language Arts Ideas
dsimple wrote 3 days ago: Narration is the process of telling back what has been learned or read. Narrations are usually done … more →
Houdini's Gift
hollywolf wrote 4 days ago: Former teacher Jeanne Gehret has published several read-aloud picture books on ADHD. The books incl … more →
Kid Book Of The Day: Sheila Rae's Peppermint Stick
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lipstickpunch wrote 5 days ago: “Sheila Rae’s Peppermint Stick” by Kevin Henkes is a story about two little mice s … more →
Flight of the Phoenix
readitagain wrote 1 week ago: Flight of the Phoenix is book one in a new series by R.L. LaFevers. She’s the author of the T … more →
Theme & Symbolism in one quick hit!
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writereadtalk wrote 1 week ago: I find that students constantly struggle with distinguishing the theme from the plot. I try to read … more →
Our Read Aloud, The Hundred Dresses
stangtx wrote 1 week ago: Our read aloud for the past 2 weeks has been The Hundred Dresses by Eleanor Estes. This is a great b … more →
Hitty: Her First Hundred Years
Sylvatica wrote 2 weeks ago: Title: Hitty, Her First Hundred Years Author: Rachel Field Illustrator: Dorothy Lathrop Newbery 1930 … more →
Horton Hears a Who! (the book)
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vegbooks wrote 2 weeks ago: Dr. Seuss’s classic is a fantastic way to teach your kids about the importance of sticking up … more →
A Little Variation
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Bridgit wrote 2 weeks ago: Just listen. That’s all you need to do at Storyline Online, a fun and different approach to y … more →
Baba Yaga Love
kellysalasin wrote 3 weeks ago: Kelly Salasin Yesterday, while my husband carved a pumpkin with the kids, I read the All Hallow … more →
Reading Aloud Is The Best Medicine
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oliverwolcottlibrary wrote 3 weeks ago: I was often sick with allergies during my early childhood. In fact, when I was in second and third g … more →
Are Books A Distraction?
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doucementgently wrote 3 weeks ago: Once my children can hold something in their hand and move across the floor in any way (crawl, walk, … more →
The power of a read aloud
writereadtalk wrote 3 weeks ago: Today I read, Old Henry by Joan Blos. I stopped in a few key places throughout the book and the stud … more →
Starting the year out reading and writing....
writereadtalk wrote 3 weeks ago: From the first few weeks of school: Although I am not completely doing writing workshop, I am workin … more →
Can You Spare 60 Minutes?
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Bridgit wrote 3 weeks ago: With only one week left of Daylight Savings Time, many of us are looking forward to that extra hour … more →
Depression-Era Readaloud
hollywolf wrote 4 weeks ago: Little Heathens: Hard Times and High Spirits on an Iowa Farm During the Great Depression, by Mildred … more →
BOO-ks for You!
librarianra wrote 1 month ago: Be dazzled by Lois Ehlert’s latest picture book, Boo to You! Ehlert’s collage illustrat … more →
Writing Advice 1: The Basics
sslipori wrote 1 month ago: I’m a Creative Writing student, and after years of school papers from numerous disciplines, an … more →
"And this is the last of the Mowgli stories."
thekannenbergcanon wrote 1 month ago: Oh, those were sweet, sweet words to read. (Did you think I had up and fallen off the edge of the wo … more →
