But when you're a member, you can call that article up online and save it to
your computer or wherever and have it to read anytime without a stack of
magazines!!
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 1:55 PM, wrote:
> I hear you Leslie! I let my IRA membership lapse, mainly because I couldn't
> keep up with R
We are going to try Scope magazines this year for our struggling and reluctant
readers. The articles are relevant and contemporary (mixed with more
traditional reading) which is the first step in getting past their lack of
motivation. I have used them in the past with low-level HS readers an
I'm a reading junkie, I must admit.
I receive The Reading Teacher, The KAPPEN, Edutopia, Educational Leadership,
The Journal of Staff Development, Library Sparks, and T.H.E. Journal. I read
the articles that are relevant to my interests and professional situation.
As a former school librarian
Wow, what a wealth of information. I am looking to use articles with my
eighth graders both for the illustrations and for text structures and just
basic background knowledge building. Kelly Gallagher in Readicide and
Deeper meaing talks about a weekly article that his kids read. I think it
sound
I hear you Leslie! I let my IRA membership lapse, mainly because I couldn't
keep up with Reading Teacher. I am going to join again because I always found
the magazine very inspiring and used many of the tips over the years. I still
have stacks of back issues because I can't bring myself to disca
I subscribe to IRA. I read the articles that most interest me throughout the
school year and am updated on new research.
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On Aug 13, 2010, at 12:06 PM, "Stewart, L" wrote:
I am curious to know if any of you subscribe to any periodicals/organizations
regularly and find they
Scholastic puts out a magazine called "Storyworks" that I have used and quite
like. It is lengthier than Scholastic News and comes every other month, if I am
remembering correctly.. I order one class set and kids share (I have two
classes in fifth grade). I didn't order them last year and was ab
Is anyone aware of a good children's magazine in Spanish?
> Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2010 07:43:13 -0400
> From: maureen.morriss...@gmail.com
> To: mosaic@literacyworkshop.org
> Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] Magazines
>
> They are not current, but I just discovered that the New York Times puts out
> compilation
i really liked Scholastic News, kids weren't always excited, this year you can
show it on Smartboards, which should make it better, don't know if we can get
the funding for it again, though, they have a great reading assessment twice a
year too
Cheryl
'Teaching is a work of heart.'
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This is the final chapter of this book discussion. Our next book discussion
will begin on Saturday, August 28th. I will send an outline for this
discussion to the list when we are ready to begin. The next book is
Comprehension and Collaboration by Harvey Daniels and Stephanie Harvey. You
I've bounced around for years on the topic of magazines, from individual to
class sets. I've subscribed to Nat'l Geo for Kids, SI for Kids, Ranger
Rick--and often found kids 'read' only the pictures. So I let the subscriptions
lapse. We chose a class set of Nat'l Geo Explorer for the last few ye
I use National Geographic Explorer Magazines (not the NG for Kids, rather one
specifically designed for classroom use). You can order it at two different
levels - pioneer for 2/3 grade, and pathfinder for 4/5 grade - and the topics
and photos are the same. There is another for middle school, b
I am curious to know if any of you subscribe to any periodicals/organizations
regularly and find they fill an important function in your practice. I am a
member of NSTA and go back and forth between IRA and NCTE but sometimes I feel
like I am "collecting" and not using. There aren't enough hou
I am curious. Cobblestone magazines are expensive. Do you buy one
subscription for your classroom and use it for the entire class? Has anyone
used a periodical for third grade?
Leslie R. Stewart/Grade 3
lstew...@branford.k12.ct.us
203-481-5386, 203-483-0749 FAX
The greater danger for most
Hi,
I pull from our local newspaper anything related to topics we're studying, and
this year started making a binder to hold the articles so I can use them again
and have a mini-history of local news on these topics.
Best wishes,
Eve
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From: kimberlee hannan [mailto:mrshannan...@gma
They are not current, but I just discovered that the New York Times puts out
compilations of archived newspapers like this one:
http://www.titanicuniverse.com/titanic-newspaper-articles
You have to google new york times compilations and the topic and see what
you get. I even found one for my husba
Try Cobblestone publishers. Three magazines, one for world cultures, one
for US> history, and one for classics (greek, Roman etc.) They are aimed at
grades 5 - 8. Issues are themed on a topic under the umbrella of each mag
series. You can back order. Each issues has approx 6 articles plus extr
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