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Guided reading is a common component of the elementary curricula. It involves working with a small group of students with similar skills to help improve literacy.

Book clubs are a growing trend among adult readers and are becoming popular among kids. Parents can easily set up a book group discussion to benefit their children.

Move beyond guided reading groups to take the next step in best practices for teaching literacy in this how-to manual for daily reading assessment and instruction.

Improve your reading skills as you entertain younger children by reading aloud to them. Here are some things to remember to help you gain and keep your audience's ear.

We all want our kids to be creative. Do we give them enough opportunities?

Freecycle groups are an example of how we can act locally while having a global effect, save money and help others keep a frugal lifestyle as well.

Integrating Social Studies and Science into Language Arts instruction is a tool to improve content comprehension and language acquisition for English Language Learners.

Everyone loves to share pictures of their feline friend! If you aren't Flickring yet, you're missing out on lots of fun with other cat fanciers!

Author Jane Yolen teams up with talented artists to offer picture books that present a whimsical look at newborn babies and a funny take on a popular Christmas story.

There are many ways that parents can be involved with their child's school. Consider some of these options for occasional or regular assistance.

How teaching foreign language literature can enhance pupils' language skills and self-confidence.

Balanced literacy programs are required in many school districts; striking a balance with best teaching practices is key to meeting students' literacy needs.

Identifying whether a statement expresses someone's opinion or contains facts that can be proven is a critical skill for listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

Taize is a style of meditative singing and centering prayer practiced by a community of brothers in Taize, France, and by smaller prayer communities throughout the world.