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Category Archives: Reading Resources

LGBTTQ book list for kids

May 13, 2012

LGBTTQ children’s book list from Maria Martella at Tinlids. Maria gives us her selection of LGBTTQ books for little tots all …

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Crane Accident: Spotting the doctored photo

May 7, 2012

The 2005 Crane Accident is a series of 11 photographs involving one small car and two large cranes is an excellent text to …

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A Reader’s Job

May 3, 2012

Using what you know or can figure out to help you understand an author The reader’s job is a tough …

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Authors Imply and Readers Infer

May 2, 2012

1. Any text is incomplete without the reader. In pairs, spend a minute or two discussing what this statement means. …

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Inferring from Political Cartoons

April 30, 2012

Choose a current political cartoon that will be relevant to your students but will be a little bit above their …

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Encouraging Reading and Writing at Home

April 28, 2012

Encourage reading at home: Read with—not just to—your child every day in any language Make reading a social occasion by …

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Before, During and After: Reading with your child

April 27, 2012

Before reading with your child: Talk about the cover, the title and the pictures Predict what the book will be …

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Choosing a book with the five finger “Tips”

April 27, 2012

What to do when you come to a word you don’t know:

April 26, 2012

                As children learn to read independently, they learn many reading strategies. Good …

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Comprehension Strategies

April 24, 2012

Strategy Question students ask Activate prior knowledge   What do I already know about this topic that help me understand? …

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