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By: Stacey Shubitz,
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By: Cathy Puett Miller,
on 2/23/2010
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Even as school district budgets tighten, we all know the importance of continued quality in-service training/staff development. Here's a unique spin for preschool and kindergarten teachers: Check out the free facilitator's guide for a book discussion of Before They Read, my new title at Maupin House Publishers. Invite your preschool colleagues to join you in discussions that will build bridges and help young children be ready for school. You'll also find a sample activity, the table of contents and other excerpts from the book on the book page for that title.
If you'd like to plan a day with the Literacy Ambassador which could include staff development, a parent meeting, opportunities for students to group write with the Literacy Ambassador, contact me through this blog or TLA's website for more details.
Next post we are back on the teacher channel, providing even more inspiration and resources for honored educators.
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General tips for literacy coaches to use when facilitating writing workshop lab sites.
By: Cathy Puett Miller,
on 2/23/2010
Blog: Teachers Are Sparklighters for Literacy Everyday! (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Come to the Author Showcase at the Reading Tub
Those of you who are regular visitors to my blogs have heard of the Reading Tub. I'm pleased to let you know that I appear in their author showcase this month. You'll not only find the interview with me but archived interviews with other authors. At the Reading Tub, you'll also find a blog (I'm also featured there), book lists and reviews and quality articles of interest to both educators and parents.
In the interview, you'll learn a bit more about the Literacy Ambassador but, as usual, I'm also sharing resources (wonderful picture books for older readers, advice for parents, references to quality book lists, and an announcement about a special kit Maupin has created from my latest books called The Home/School Literacy Partnership Kit). You can also watch my new Youtube video through a link on the blog (playing the game Rhymin' Simon).
Practical, Use in the Classroom Tomorrow Ideas
Even as school district budgets tighten, we all know the importance of continued quality in-service training/staff development. Here's a unique spin for preschool and kindergarten teachers: Check out the free facilitator's guide for a book discussion of Before They Read, my new title at Maupin House Publishers. Invite your preschool colleagues to join you in discussions that will build bridges and help young children be ready for school. You'll also find a sample activity, the table of contents and other excerpts from the book on the book page for that title.If you'd like to plan a day with the Literacy Ambassador which could include staff development, a parent meeting, opportunities for students to group write with the Literacy Ambassador, contact me through this blog or TLA's website for more details.
Next post we are back on the teacher channel, providing even more inspiration and resources for honored educators.
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