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Black History Month is more than a moment on the calendar—it’s an opportunity to tell the truth, celebrate resilience, and help our youngest learners understand the world around them. The stories we choose matter.

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Rhyming is one of the first building blocks of pre-reading because it helps children hear and play with sounds in words before they ever read them on a page. Practicing rhyming can be engaging and easy. Below are five simple and fun rhyming activities that teachers and parents can use to help develop strong early readers while keeping students motivated and excited to learn.<...


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Winter is the perfect time to dive into a favorite learning theme: penguins! Penguin activities spark interest because the birds are just fascinating! A bird that doesn’t fly? Where do they live again? Many of the cool science concepts connect beautifully with literacy instruction, too. If you’ve ever struggled to make science meaningful—or to fit it in every day—then this bl...


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Helping a child learn to read is one of the best gifts you can give them! Reading with your child helps build their language comprehension, confidence, and a lifelong love of learning. There are many simple ways you can help your child in their journey to becoming a strong reader! Let’s chat about some ideas and activities you can use to help your child learn to read at home ...


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There is just something magical about a snow day. Whether it’s an unexpected day off or a planned cozy winter morning, snow days create the perfect opportunity to slow down, snuggle up, and share a great book together. For teachers, snow days (or snow-themed days when school is still in session) are the ideal time to bring out meaningful, engaging snow day read alouds that sp...


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