Jun 16, 2015
This article provides teachers with texts that depict families and children that are LGBT. These books are just the beginning to allow classrooms and schools to accept the diversity of books.
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This article provides teachers with texts that depict families and children that are LGBT. These books are just the beginning to allow classrooms and schools to accept the diversity of books.
Honey Ant Readers was created in the Northern Territory to improve literacy levels in remote communities through developing resources indigenous learners can relate to and learn from. Note: As this has been developed with Elders in NT, these resources are not appropriate to provide to other areas of Australia as each tribe has is its own unique and beautiful stories to share.
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A TIME sub-website for children to access and to get up to date news that is written by children reporters. Children can also get access to information about countries around the world, have homework helps and watch videos and photos from TIME.
An amazing resource for teachers to use in the classroom to educate students on the elements of storytelling through videos, example slowmations, animation skills and useful software to use.
We have invented a solution that brings fun and education together. By taking elements from gaming, we motivate students to read stories, and work on their writing skills.
Fabelene is an online websites where users can start and finish other peoples stories. Students will be able to create alternative story lines, alternative endings and with more involvement with the website, students experience new benefits on the website.
Teachers can also assign readings accustomed to each students level and students are able to respond online at their own pace.
‘You start the story, others finish it’
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