Here is one way to add morphology instruction to social studies. I'm teaching students about different types of government. Structured word inquiry lesson.
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Our podcast episode is now live.
Thanks again for the advice to work on continuous blending with my student. She’s name good strides with that strategy!
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In celebration of Black History Month this February, join us for a free, virtual screening of The Right to Read on February 1, 2024. The film will be available for just 24-hours, so make sure to mark your calendars!
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🎧 Tune into this episode of the Reading Teachers Lounge podcast to learn how author Lindsay Kemeny implements classroom-tested reading strategies to bring her students to reading proficiency. Listen here: https://t.co/S4R5jFgRXI
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I want to leave Matthew Perry’s own words here as the way we remember him. There will never be another like him- he lit up so many hearts in so many ways. Godspeed to Paradise!
You won’t hear the Drummond family name in #KillersOfTheFlowerMoon. But the family’s highest-profile member, Food Network star Ree Drummond, has become the subject of online chatter that suggests a link between her family and those historical events.
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@KristenGBaldwin I’ve been reading your recaps for years and this was my all time fave! I laughed just as much reading the recap as I did watching the episode. This show is everything! Loved every second of it. Great casting choices. Gary is a sweetheart.
Dr. Amanda Alexander joins Reading Teachers Lounge to talk all about #SummerReading, sharing new data from the Kids & Family Reading Report and tips on how to make the most of your child’s summer reading experience. Listen here⬇️⬇️ https://t.co/V2V89b3NJn
Not sure I could celebrate this since I rarely tweet, but it is cool that I joined in the early years.
Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary