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What are the "Look Fors" in Secondary Literacy Programs shanahanonliteracy.com/blog/…
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Are bats really blind? Do cats always land on their feet? Can owls rotate their heads all the way around? This spooky season, show your students how the science behind each of these creatures might be more fascinating than the myth! Collection: bit.ly/4lAaowp
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This new resource will invite students to listen closely to a story and identify what happens first, next, and last. This lesson helps build students’ comprehension and sequencing skills as they practice putting story events in the correct order. bit.ly/3WppDQw
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1/2 WORD LADDER WEDNESDAY/FLUENCY FRIDAY! I am combining Word Ladder Wednesday & Fluency Friday this week to share a partner poem and word ladder that focus on the phonics word family -eat. Practice and perform the poem for fluency, then do the word ladder for word study.
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Reading Achievement and the Long Tail of the Pandemic shanahanonliteracy.com/blog/…
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The CBC Graphic Novel Committee presented 3 great panels this year at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, which were recorded and are now live on our website! Check them out: cbcbooks.org/2026/09/23/san-…
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Morphological ability—the ability to use morphemes to produce or understand written or oral language—contributes to students’ abilities to read words and comprehend texts. The graphic organizers on the IRRC’s Morpheme Lab are one of many tools educators can use with their students to develop their morphological ability: irrc.education.uiowa.edu/mor…
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Encourage students to explore the debates and decisions that shaped early America through the first and second Continental Congress. This lesson guides students in analyzing primary sources, comparing systems of representation, and more. (Grades: 6-12) bit.ly/3SJ6OXg
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Invite students to investigate the signs of fall through a creative PBS KIDS Nature Cat science activity! As they explore seasonal colors and landscapes, learners can connect observations of the natural world with their own artistic creations. bit.ly/3LSVTCE
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Love these knowledge building texts that can be presented at any grade level of challenge. @drakmog
On this day in 1806: the Lewis and Clark Expedition arrived back in St. Louis, completing its journey to the Pacific and home again. The Corps of Discovery had set out in 1804 to explore the Louisiana Purchase and find a water route to the Pacific Ocean. 🎧 mystorypie.com/learn/en/even…
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James Forten fought for the Patriot cause and this country's promise, even when that promise wasn't being kept for people like him. PBS LearningMedia Teacher Ambassador Christian Wrabley shares why this story changes how we teach the Revolution. bit.ly/4y7cZnj
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Use this lesson to support students as they examine how The Coercive Acts shaped growing tensions between British officials and American colonists. This resource guides your class through multiple perspectives and cause-and-effect analysis. (Grades: 9-12) bit.ly/46ksqvO
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WORD LADDER WEDNESDAY! Greet autumn w this week's word ladder.  "Summer to Fall"! Word Ladders are a fun & science-based approach for improving word decoding & vocabulary.  Find the Megabook of Vocab & all Word Ladder Books at Scholastic.com > Tchr Store > Rasinski
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REL Central’s latest tip sheet shares instructional strategies for supporting students with dyslexic characteristics. ies.ed.gov/use-work/resource…
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