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White Marsh Elementary teachers Jennifer Cord and Laurie McGrath talk about how audiobooks work in their classroom, and their students tell us how audiobooks have helped them and why. This begins our series on how one school uses audiobooks—check back soon for updates on how the 5th grade team, the library, and the students use audiobooks. |
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[...] Read Across America Day is March 2! Posted on February 27, 2009 by recordedbooks Read Across America Day is March 2 this year. Each year on or near Theodor Seuss Geisel (aka Dr. Seuss)’s birthday, the National Education Association sponsors this event in the hopes of allowing every child to be read to by a caring adult. This is a wonderful cause, and this year I’ll be participating by reading to a bunch of third graders from White Marsh Elementary. [...]