When the beach calls, I go to the beach. But tucked in with my towel, sunscreen, and sunglasses is the latest page-turner that I’ve picked up. Surf’s up? Indeed! But what’s going to happen in chapter 5? It’s a wild ride without even getting wet! So when I saw the new release Surf’s Up about a surfer dude and his bookworm brother, I knew I had to give this book to one of you!
Post a comment to this blog no later than 11:59 pm EDT on July 10, 2016, to tell me which of the products—all Teachers’ Choice Award for the Classroom winners—would help you in your classroom. From the comments, I’ll randomly select one teacher to win Surf’s Up! (Update: congratulations to MaryEileen, who is the winner of our prize.)
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Looking for more reading growth for your students? Crack into the online literacy programs Reading Eggs and Reading Eggspress. Interactive animations, games, and songs build and reinforce foundational reading skills for PreK through grade 6. Click here to learn more and check out the video.
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Informational text can be challenging for emergent and early readers (grades K–3). Check out Leap! It’s designed to introduce nonfiction text features through thematically linked and engaging books. To learn how and to download examples of text features, rubrics, and more, click here.
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How do timesaving tools and standards-aligned student activities to target learning and reinforce skills sound to you? EducationCity’s online Prek–grade 6 program features animated video tutorials and critical-thinking activities for language arts, math, science, computing, and English as a second language. Watch the video and learn more here.
Don’t forget to post a comment for your chance to win the book!
Ready with my beach book,
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PS: Want to see all the Teachers’ Choice Award winners for 2016? Click here!
The Reading Eggs program looks really cool. I could definitely use that in my classroom!
I like how diverse Education City looks…how it covers many subject areas.
Well I loved them all but I really loved the Pete the Cat puppet. We are huge Pete the cat fans at Willow Creek. Would love the book.
I like Leap. My 3rd graders have a hard time with informational text.
As a special ed reading/language arts teacher to 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students I would LOVE to win books for my classroom.
Wow, I was blown away by Reading Eggspress! Hard to believe I’m saying this, but I wish school were in session now. . .would love to share this with my students!
Surf,s Up is for me.
I like Leap! Kinder always needs good ideas for informational text!
I would love to try Reading Eggspress in my classroom. Everyone in my class could use
reinforcement of skills.
Surf’s Up would be a great addition to my classroom library!
I like Leap. Many of my 3rd graders are at lower reading levels, and I like how this program is so differentiated.
We use Reading Eggs in my school, the students love it!!! It’s a great source for the students.
I love the time timer mod… this would really help to run things smoothly with transitions!
Surf’s Up! Is perfect for this time of year. I really need this for my school library.
The Reading Eggs program looks fantastic! I could really use that in special needs classroom that encompasses three grades.
I like the LEAP program. Who doesn’t want their students reading more nonfiction?
The Reading Eggspress looks wonderful. I like that it goes from PreK up to 6th grade.
I like Reading Eggs/Reading Express. I would like to try it in my classrom.
LEAP…it’s tough to keep emergent readers engaged with non-fiction text.
I like the Reading Eggs program. This would be very helpful in my classroom.
My kids would love “Surf’s Up.”