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What Is An Inference?

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In this episode, we’ll use our background knowledge and story evidence to make inferences about E.B. White’s novel, “Charlotte’s Web.”
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U Is For Umbrella

ChildrenECEducationHow-toLearningLiteratureReadingVocabulary
Let’s sing and learn phonics together! U is for umbrella, uncle, up and under!
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What Is Drama?

KidsKids 125Kids 130LiteratureStorytelling
In this language arts lesson, students will learn about drama and its key characteristics, focusing specifically on plays.
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P Is For Pig

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Let’s sing and learn phonics together! P is for pig, pizza, piano and puppy!
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O Is For Ostrich

ChildrenBooksECHow-toLiteratureReading
Let’s sing and learn phonics together! O is for ostrich, ox, octopus, and otter!
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N Is For Nuts

ChildrenBooksECHow-toLiteratureReading
Let’s sing and learn phonics together! N is for nuts, nest, net, and nine!
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Moral Storytelling

YouthCreativityHow-toLanguageLiteratureWritingYouth 120Youth 125Youth 130
In this lesson, students will plan and write a tale that includes two magical motifs and focuses on moral storytelling.
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What Do You Do With A Tail Like This?

KidsAnimalsBooksKids 110Kids 115Kids 120LiteratureNature
Explore the many amazing things that make these critters unique, as you journey through their fascinating animal world.
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Papa, Please Get The Moon For Me

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Papa, Please Get the Moon for Me tells the story of Monica, a young girl who dreams of playing with the Moon.
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Details As Clues

KidsEducationHow-toKids 110Kids 115Kids 120LiteratureReading
In this reading lesson, students will practice making inferences by using details from the passage.
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D Is For Duck!

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Let’s sing and learn phonics together! D is for duck, dog, donkey, and dinosaur!
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The Mixed-Up Chameleon

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The chameleon's life was not very exciting until the day it discovered it could change not only its colour but its shape and size, too.
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A Little Spot's Wasted Worry

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This book teaches children how worrying over and over about things doesn't help. Instead, they can focus on what they can do to prepare for if a worry comes up.
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Descriptive Writing Across Genres

YouthCreativityEducationHow-toLiteratureWritingYouth 120Youth 125Youth 130
Students will explore how descriptive writing techniques are used in both fiction and nonfiction.
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The Word "Or"

ChildrenECEducationHow-toLiteratureReading
Learn the sight word "or".
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Parts Of Speech League

KidsEducationGrammarKids 110Kids 115Kids 120LanguageLiteratureWriting
Meet the superhero team that puts your sentences together.
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Dr. Seuss Phonics Fun

ChildrenECEducationGamesLiteratureReading
Baby Fox might be a little sneaky, so stay sharp and enjoy these exciting phonics games!
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Dr. Seuss Fun With Words And Sentences

ChildrenECEducationFunLanguageLiteraturePoetryReading
Get ready for a PLAYFUL, RHYMING adventure for you to enjoy!
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The Word "Man"

ChildrenECHow-toLiteratureReadingVocabulary
Learn the sight word "man".
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Haiku: Saying More With Less

YouthPoetryEducationHow-toLiteratureWritingYouth 110Youth 115
In this lesson students will define haiku and its purpose, explain its basic structure, and analyze how it uses imagery.
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The Word "Had"

ChildrenECEducationLiteratureReadingVocabulary
Learn the sight word "had".