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The 9th issue of Literacy Lava online magazine is out! As usual, it’s erupting with fantastic literacy ideas. Here are the titles of the articles: Who Will Tell Your Story?
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Heat Things Up with Literacy Lava 9!
If you’ve never heard of Literacy Lava online digital magazine, you’re in for a treat! It’s a free resource for parents, grandparents, teachers, librarians, caregivers, and pretty much anyone who works with children.
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Literacy Lava 7 is Hot Off the Press!
What could two seagulls and a crab possibly have to do with education? Well, they will help me share my big picture, which will then allow me to transition into the specific details I’ve held myself back from writing about for so long. I’m still hesitant, but this post is like a big deep breath of sea air for me
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Two Seagulls and a Crab
Happy International Literacy Day! I hope you find some time to read with a child today and every day. Find out more about this special day, and how you can help promote the cause, through these links: Room to Read Partners with Twitter to Raise Awareness of International Literacy Day Read Every Day
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Please read with a child today, and every day…
Connecting the Bottle Caps of Literacy ©Dawn Riccardi Morris Literacy Lava 6 is available now! Read all about it, and download it here .
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Grab Your Copy Now!
Susan Stephenson, editor of Literacy Lava online printable magazine, has put together a preview video of the 6th volume. So, please check it out to see what’s erupting from the next issue! This time, I contributed a post relating to math, literacy, buttons, and bottle caps. Please check back next week for the actual magazine
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Get a sneak peek of Literacy Lava 6!
©iStockphoto/forestus Do you remember, in the movie The Lion King , when Simba saw his reflection in the water? At first, he sees his own reflection; but when Rafiki asks him to look harder, it is the face of Mufasa (his father) he sees.
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Circles of Literacy, Part 1
Picture books are windows to real and imaginary worlds, and I believe that they are the keys to unlocking the doors of literacy, global awareness, self-understanding, and peace. That’s why I find it deeply disturbing that many parents and teachers feel that they simply don’t have time to read them to children anymore.
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Picture Books are the Key