Precious and the Boo Hag read by Ms. Thompson. Click on the title to go to the link.
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Literacy Essentials
“The purpose of system-wide and center-wide literacy practices is to improve children’s literacy in Michigan. These systematic and effective practices implemented at the organizational level in education and care settings help children become proficient in reading.
To meet the needs of all young learners in Michigan, organizational practices must support literacy development in ways that systematically impact learning in elementary schools, early childhood learning centers, and other literacy programs and environments.
Expert research suggests that each of the 10 practices outlined in this document can have a positive impact on literacy development. The use of these practices in every Michigan classroom every day can make a measurable, positive difference in the state’s literacy achievement.” (https://literacyessentials.org/essentials/)
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Academic Enrichment Update
Students are working on recording themselves reading a book for K-2 students. They practiced their fluency and volume and have begun recording. Links should be posted soon!
Academic Enrichment Presents: Tips for Chromebooks
Academic Enrichment Presents: Why You Should Practice Gymnastics
Dancing in the Wings by Debbie Allen
This book could be used to teach main idea and details.
Notice for AOL Email Accounts
Dear Parents,
If you are an AOL email user, please be aware that you may not receive email notifications due to AOL policies. We are working to resolve this issue with AOL.
Thank you for your patience while we work with AOL to make sure you get classroom notifications from your teacher.
Sincerely,
Technology Department