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CHEX Daily: Use Children’s Books to Teach Social Issues

April 27, 2017 by Kate Winn | 0 comment
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Kate Winn

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Kate is a teacher, freelance writer and TV guest, as well as a wife and mom to two girls. She launched This Mom Loves in 2010.

 

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Kindergarten educators - have you signed up for ou Kindergarten educators - have you signed up for our @onlit.social drop-in sessions? The next one is Thursday from 3:45-4:30, and I’m bringing along an SLP friend to share information on articulation. I’ll also be showing my flow of the day with best practices and considerations for timetables, as well as sharing great ONlit resources with Q & A at the end. All K educators are welcome, regardless of where you’re from! Sessions are NOT recorded - if you can’t make this one, the next one is in November with new topics and discussions! Go to ONlit.org Events to sign up!
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