For teachers heading back to school (in whatever format that may be) here are some excellent read aloud books that open doors to conversation with kids about how we can appreciate and honor cultural diversity. Bestโฆ https://t.co/rYtoSPdreb
Northwest students, families and community: Our Free Little Library is stocked with books! It is located outside the front entrance of Northwest Elementary School. Stop by and pick up a few books to read!! ๐ Happy reading!!
Northwest Students and Families: Northwest Elementary School has scheduled a Drop-Off/ Pick-Up Student Materials/Personal Belongings event on Thursday, June 11th, 2020. Please see the schedule and more information below! Thank you!
โWhen I see a face on the cover of a book that looks like my face, I feel good about myself, I have agency, and I want to read more books!โ @AndreaDavisPink discusses with @hereandnow the power of representation in childrenโs books https://t.co/L0MQiORCrT
Books can help support conversations on race, racism and resistance. While many book lists exist, here is one that may be helpful if you are looking for resources to use in conversations with children. https://t.co/yWaVtJmC1l via @raceembrace
Northwest Community: Our Free Little Library is stocked with books! It is located outside the front entrance of Northwest Elementary School. Stop by today, 5-11-20, between 10:00 AM-12:00 PM to receive free breakfasts & lunches for the week & pick up a few books to read!! ๐
๐๐๐ธ๐พ...๐๐๐'โ๐ผ ๐๐!!! Tonight's guest reader is Third grade teacher, Mrs. Fasnacht, reading, Nat The Cat Can Sleep Like That by Victoria Allenby. Listen to the story and find out who will read tomorrowโs nighttime read aloud story!!
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๐๐๐ธ๐พ...๐๐๐'โ๐ผ ๐๐!!! Tonight's guest reader is AP, Mrs. Nordall, reading the story, The Invisible String by Patrice Karst. Listen to the story and find out who will read tomorrowโs nighttime read aloud story!! ๐#cedarpride#readreadreadandloveit
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๐๐๐ธ๐พ...๐๐๐'โ๐ผ ๐๐!!! This eveningโs guest reader is K4 teacher, Ms. Wealand, reading the story, Fredrick by Leo Lionni. Listen to the story and find out who will read tomorrowโs nighttime read aloud story!! ๐#cedarpride#readreadreadandloveitโค๏ธ
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Lebanon families visited the Lebanon Community Library on their day off to hear a read aloud about wind and explore wind through STEM. #cedarpride@Northwest_Elem
Join us for the Northwest Literacy and Stem Family Night on Thursday, February 27 from 5:30-7:30 PM in the Cafetorium! Discover the fun of science through hands-on activities for the whole family led by @EtownCollege Kappa Delta Pi students! ๐ฅผ๐งฎ #STEM#cedarpride
Second grade students in Mrs. Custer's classroom work in collaborative groups to read a story and identify the theme in the story. Great work, students!! ๐#relentlesscultureofreading
J'liana is a third grade student in Mrs. Stouch's classroom and has reached 964 reading practice steps! She is currently reading "Kristy's Great Idea" from The Babysitter's Club series. She likes how the characters work as a team to solve a problem. Nice job! #readersgrowcedars๐
Northwest celebated World Read Aloud Day on February 5th with a read aloud of Sarah Perry's, If. Students created their own If... statements and they can be seen in the NW lobby. #worldreadaloudday@Northwest_Elem
Thank you to the Kiwanis Club of Palmyra who read to our K5 classes and bought each student a copy of the book, Duck, Duck, Dinosaur. #readersgrowcedars