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A Literacy Rich Environment for K-6 Classrooms A literacy-rich elementary classroom will build students' oral and written comprehension, vocabulary, fluency, and expression through its focused and supportive climate. literacy rich environment • k-6 classrooms • classroom learning environment • reading and writing instruction • oral and written language
Meaningful Literacy Learning Reframing the concept of literacy as changing social participation can help both teachers and students in creating a meaningful and effective learning environment. learning to read and write • computer literacy • literacy and education • learning changing participation • literacy social practice
Sojourner Truth: A Voice for Human Rights Sojourner Truth, although born a slave and unable to read or write, became a nationally famous speaker against the unequal treatment of former slaves and women. sojourner truth a voice for human rights • sojourner truth abolitionist advocate • sojourner truth women's rights activist • sojourner truth's religious conversion • sojourner truth from slave to freedom advocate
Teaching Your Child to Write His or Her Name Most children love experimenting with drawing and writing. Mark-making is an important aspect of creativity and early literacy development. teaching child to write name • help children learn to spell • mark-making • early literacy development • motivation to write
HIRAM REVELS: The First African American U.S. Senator A profile of Hiram Revels, a politican, minister and educator who became the first African American United States senator. african american politics united states history
Scribe School
This article describes the education process boys had to go through to become scribes, and what that involved. ancient • egypt • hieroglyph • scribe • boys
A MInd of Her Own Events in the early life of Ida B. Wells helped shape her future as an activist for justice and equal rights. ida b. wells • ida wells-barnett • ida b. wells-barnett • holly springs • reconstruction
ESL Summer Programs Summer programs can help teachers learn what makes a good teacher when it comes to teaching reading to ESL students. esl summer programs • teaching reading to esl students • summer programs for teachers • summer programs for esl teachers • how to be a good teacher
The Whipping Boy When Prince Brat decides to run away with Jemmy, his servant and "whipping boy," he comes to realize that royal blood means little when trying to survive in the woods. sid fleischman • prince brat • the whipping boy • newberry medal winner • cutwater and hold your nose billy
Using Storyboards in the Classroom Storyboards are a useful writing tool for students to use when writing stories, creating presentations or to facilitate group projects. using storyboards in the classroom • writing tool for visual learners • writing tool for collaboration • storyboards and group work • storyboards for writing stories
At-Home Literacy Activities for PreK-6 Children Children can learn and improve their reading and writing skills when parents make literacy a focus in the home and together, become engaged in family literacy practices. family literacy • prek-6 literacy activities • reading and writing at home • reading strategies • writing strategies
BISHOP HENRY MCNEAL TURNER Profile of Bishop Henry Tuner, political and social activist. He was a Bishop in the AME church, publisher of the Christian Recorder and Chaplain of African American troops during the Civil War. african american men civil war chaplains
Books about Starting School Picture books are an excellent way to introduce the topic of starting school and to help children work through the fears and worries of their first day. books about starting school • books about first day at school • children starting school • first day at school • worries about starting school
Developing a Love of Reading in Young Children Parents give young children the advantage of better comprehension, a stronger vocabulary, and broader background knowledge when making reading a focus in the home. developing a love of reading • motivating readers • reading motivation • fostering reading literacy • early readers
Dialogue Journals Help Improve Writing Dialogue journals provide students the opportunity to improve their writing skills in a meaningful exchange with the teacher. dialogue journal • interactive writing • improve writing • language • english
Efforts to Improve Literacy in Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia's African American bookstores, places like Shrine of the Black Madonna and Medu, are champions in the city's effort against illiteracy. bookstores in atlanta • literacy rates • atlanta literary community • national endowment for the arts • shrine of the black madonna
First Native American Writer Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was inspired by Henry Rowe Schoolcraft's published writings describing the Ojibwa culture. The writings actually belonged to Jane Schoolcraft. robert dale parker • henry rowe schoolcraft • henry wadsworth longfellow • song of hiawatha • algi researches
Hans Christian Oersted Biography of Hans Christian Oersted, Danish physicist and chemist, who established relationship of electricity and magnetism, grounding the science of electromagnetics. hans christian oersted • danish physicist and chemist discovered electromag • oersted and electromagnetics • biography hans christian oersted • oersted electricity and magnetism relationship
Henry VIII: The Early Years No one expected Henry VIII to become King, as he was the "spare" until the "heir" Arthur died in 1502. His childhood was fraught with danger from revolts and pretenders. henry viii • catherine of aragon • greenwich palace • eltham • tower of london
Jim Crow and More: Delays in Effective Emancipation for Blacks Near the end of the 19th century, some black Americans were advancing out of the practical slavery of sharecropping. More blacks were learning to read and write and were learning trades that made it possible for them to become skilled and valuable laborers able to market their skills. Sharecropping was failing as a system to keep blacks as a whole in what was regarded as their proper place by some whites. Where the agricultural economy was failing some whites determined to use the law to prevent the advancement of their black neighbors. jim crow • louisiana • governor murphy foster • history • black
Montessori and Her Method of Teaching Traces the early life and later influences of Maria Montessori, leading to the Montessori Method she pioneered. montessori method • montessori method of teaching • maria montessori • montessori self-expression • montessori influences
Music Education: What Good is It, any way? Have you ever heard someone say, "What good are the arts in school anyway? I want my child to learn to read and write, to be decent at math and know a little history." Maybe they don't know that music helps us to appreciate the rhythm of the Cosmos, the biological rhythms, performance rhythms, and perceived rhythm. What was that? Did I hear you say, "So what difference does that make?" I'm glad you asked. the cosmos • music • biological rhythms • education • creative approaches
Waldorf View of Child Development from Ages 0-6 Waldorf schools divide a child's development into 7-year phases. In the first seven years, the curriculum focuses on exploring the physical world through the senses. waldorf school curriculum • waldorf school child development • phases of child development • imitation phase child development • delayed academics
A DAY WITH A DOG AND PONY SHOW Part II Dog and Pony Show series continued. First published in 1967, this describes the "free time" between build up and the first performance of the day. circus • performance • country • shopping • caravan
Born On The Straw What it means to be "born on the straw" and the differences between circus folk and other travelers. irish • circus • travelers • travel • childhood
Choosing the Right Phonics Curriculum The right phonics curriculum is important for teaching your child how to read. There are many different types of programs that you can use, but they are not all the same. phonics curriculum • teach phonics • learn to read • hooked on phonics • teach reading
Developing Oral Language in Primary Classrooms Wise teachers recognize the importance of developing oral language in young children. They look for activities to encourage listening and speaking as well as reading. developing oral language primary classrooms • children's dictation activities • activities develop oral language • fun dictation activity • encourage listening speaking
Frederick Douglass Biography Frederick Douglass fought for an America that would live up to its stated ideals. that "All men are created equal." He dedicated his life to that cause. frederick douglass • african american slavery • abolitionist • emancipation proclamation • civil war
How Cajuns Talk The unique Cajun-French dialect is a charming part of the distinctive culture which permeates the Acadiana region in south Louisiana. dialect • patois • language • cajun • french
Important Women in Georgia History Many of the women who were rising up against society were the ones born into privilege. important women in georgia history • georgia women making a difference • women in georgia history • georgia's historic women • women making a different in georgia
Mary McLeod Bethune As the "First Lady of the Struggle," African American political and social activist Mary McLeod Bethune focused on the struggle for gender and racial equality. mary mcleod bethune • 20th century african american activism • gender equality • racial equality • bethune-cookman college
Nat Turner's Rebellion There comes a time in some people's lives when they feel they must do something that has to be done no matter what the cost. Nat Turner had one of those times. nat turner • rebellion • revolt • slave revolt • nat turners rebellion
Nat Turner's Slave Rebellion A slave revolt led by Nat Turner gave rise to the abolitionist movement in the North and spread fear throughout the South. slavery • haitian revolution • civil war • john brown • southern secession
Phillis Wheatley Phillis Wheatley was born in West Africa. When she was young, she was captured by slave traders and brought to Boston. She was purchased by John Wheatley, as a personal maid for his wife. Never could the Wheatley's have realized that Phillis, as they named her, would one day be the first African-American published poet in the U.S. phillis wheatley • black poet • african american • mary alward • mary m alward
Snow Themed Books for Preschoolers Early literacy skills are crucial to the preschool aged child. This winter, try reading a snow themed book in the early childhood classroom. snow theme books preschool • early childhood winter reading ideas • reading books early childhood • geography books preschool • snow art activity preschool
The Whole Language vs Phonics Debate Continues... This debate has continued for years...what's it all about? Who believes what? Is one really better than the other? This article covers aspects of Whole Language and Phonics that will be of interest to anyone who struggles with the reading issue in our schools. whole-language • whole language • phonics • teaching • reading
Types of Dyslexia Despite the prevalence of dyslexia, there is still confusion about its definition. Three major subtypes of this language processing deficit have been identified. dyslexia diagnosis • types of dyslexia • phonological dyslexia • orthographic dyslexia • mixed dyslexia
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What Was the Underground Railroad? What exactly is the "Underground Railroad?" Well, it's not a subway or even a physical entity. It was a covert operation undertaken by Abolitionists in the fight against the "peculiar institution" of American slavery. This is the inaugural article on this topic. underground railroad • slavery • escape • routes • terms
Whole Language Whole Language makes sense, if you know what you are doing! Assessment is individualized and students are not in competition with one another. This targeted method of presentation, encourages independence and gives more accurate feedback for the parents as well as the student. whole language • teaching • techniques • learning • teachers
Word Significance, Word Choice, and Title Meaning Word Significance, Word Choice, and Title Meaning in W.D. Ehrhart’s “Not Your Problem” is the second part of a 4 part series that will examine the importance of both an individual word and the title.,Word Significance, Word Choice, and Title Meaning in W.D. Ehrhart’s “Not Your Problem” is the second part of a 4 part series that will examine the importance of both an individual word and the title. significance • word • importance • meaning • title
Arabic: Which One Should You Learn? Arabic is the language of Islam and Muslims everywhere should strive to learn it. But <i>which</i> Arabic should you learn? Confused? Read on.... islam • muslims • arabic • quran • koran
Booker T. Washington - Slave to School Teacher - Part 3: An Educated Adult What happened to Booker T. Washington after the Civil War? Part 3 briefly describes how Booker captured his dream of an education and helped other African Americans gain an education. Some books with background information are suggested and reviewed. georgene a. bramlage • georgene bramlage • booker t. washington • george washington carver • plantation life - virginia
Changing Life, Changing Lives Attitudes toward the realities and causes of poverty in the world vary greatly. Many attitudes are shaped by the wielding of economic power. In this article there is discussion of some of these attitudes. There is also discussion of Martin Luther King, Jr., day, and how we can use this day to deal with the needs of our community. poverty • economy • entrepreneurship • entrepreneur • economics
Hank Vaughan, Oregon Rustler Hank Vaughan got into trouble with the law at an early age. Ever since he had his share of gunfights, some of them ending in death. His main of line of business, though, was rustling cattle and horses. He made a good living at while keeping up the front of a legitimate businessman. hank vaughan • the dalles • oregon • blue mountains • umatilla county
Mob Leader Mackintosh in Colonial Boston Ebenezer Mackintosh was a poor shoemaker who played a brief but important role as a mob leader in Boston in the years leading to the American War of Independence. ebenezer mackintosh • american revolution • colonial boston • loyal nine • sons of liberty
Of The Training Of Black Men A discussion of W.E.B Du Bois thought provoking essay from his most influential collection of literary work in: The Souls Of Black Folk. black men • w.e.b du bois • of the training of black men • nubian men • education
The Church Helps Everyone Contribute In any community, every person, regardless of age, ethnicity, skills, or whatever has the right to contribute. Every person's contribution is to be recognized and appreciated by the community as a whole. The Church is responsible for creating systems that make universal contribution a reality. contribution • recognition • appreciation • community • mission
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Writing Skills for the Ages This is an article about teaching early readers, and essay writing using Internet and other resources. education • homeschooling • homeschooled • home education • early readers |
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