LitLinks: Exploring Informational Writing with SEASHELLS: MORE THAN A HOME
TODAY’S GUEST BLOGGER: MELISSA STEWART The dual-layer format of Seashells: More than a Homemakes it...
Discussion regarding the CCSS
TODAY’S GUEST BLOGGER: MELISSA STEWART The dual-layer format of Seashells: More than a Homemakes it...
Now more than ever, it’s important to help kids become stewards of the environment. Here...
The Marine Science and Technology Center at Highline College in Washington has put together a...
Elementary school teachers and adults apprenticing as children’s book writers often ask my opinion on...
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While trolling my Twitter feed one day, I found the following tweet by @erinlibrary: “Teaching...
“In 2010, 57 percent of California State University freshmen required remediation in English or mathematics....
At a recent school visit 25 sharp third, fourth, and fifth graders discovered first-hand how authors...
Teachers, librarians, and parents! Do you know a kid who likes trains? Is your class...
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