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Beginning Reading On-Track Software helps children learn to read. This exciting software contains two memorable, animated stories: Jog, Frog, Jog and Nine Men Chase A Hen. Jog, Frog, Jog tells how a frog escapes from a big dog. Nine Men Chase A Hen is an unusual tale of friendship. Children can choose to read the stories themselves or have the computer read to them. Each interactive page provides context clues, fun animations, humorous sound effects and easy-to-follow audio guidance. These elements work together to ensure reading success. Plus, in the Create-A-Story section, your child can choose from 181 picture stamps, 120 word stamps, 26 background scenes, 27 colors, and 6 drawing tools to write, illustrate, and print out an original story. Today’s reader becomes tomorrow’s writer!

Learning Rx Brain Training Centers provide Brain Training that makes a difference. At Learning Rx We make Learning Easier. Visit www.LearningRx.com for helpful articles and ideas on what can be done to address learning and reading struggles. Our Brain Training Centers pinpoint learning and reading struggles using our Cognitive Skills Profile so we can work with you to actually make learning and reading easier. www.LearningRx.com 4 min. overview of Learning Rx.

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Addressing the Challenges of Reading Informational Text” Explore some of the difficulties students may have with reading and understanding informational text as well as instructional strategies to support student success with informational text in the classroom and on the Ohio Achievement Test-Reading. Fostering Student Success on the OAT-Reading, Grades 57: Reading and Writing Informational Text webcast series provides classroom teachers, literacy and curriculum specialists, and other leaders in English language arts education with instructional strategies for supporting student success with informational texts in the classroom and on the Ohio Achievement Test-Reading. Go to the ORC site (ohiorc.org to watch webcasts that present 45-minute panel discussions exploring the teaching-learning implications sample OAT items, student responses, and ELA content standards suggest in relation to the reading and writing of informational text. Use the webcast viewing guides to initiate or continue professional dialogue and instructional planning on enhancing literacy in your school or district. In addition, take advantage of the webcasts’ mini-collections—small sets of ORC resources containing additional instructional examples, lesson ideas, and supplemental resource materials. Lastly, use the reference bibliographies provided for further information and reflection on effective teaching with informational texts.

Addressing the Challenges of Reading Informational Text” Explore some of the difficulties students may have with reading and understanding informational text as well as instructional strategies to support student success with informational text in the classroom and on the Ohio Achievement Test-Reading. Fostering Student Success on the OAT-Reading, Grades 57: Reading and Writing Informational Text webcast series provides classroom teachers, literacy and curriculum specialists, and other leaders in English language arts education with instructional strategies for supporting student success with informational texts in the classroom and on the Ohio Achievement Test-Reading. Go to the ORC site (ohiorc.org to watch webcasts that present 45-minute panel discussions exploring the teaching-learning implications sample OAT items, student responses, and ELA content standards suggest in relation to the reading and writing of informational text. Use the webcast viewing guides to initiate or continue professional dialogue and instructional planning on enhancing literacy in your school or district. In addition, take advantage of the webcasts’ mini-collections—small sets of ORC resources containing additional instructional examples, lesson ideas, and supplemental resource materials. Lastly, use the reference bibliographies provided for further information and reflection on effective teaching with informational texts.

We are reading excerpts from our recently published book: Success Stories in a Failing School: Teachers Living under the Shadow of NCLB. Pushing back against the label “failed”, eleven elementary school teachers have stepped out of the classroom to tell their stories. Their stories reveal how today’s teachers labor to make a difference in urban school struggling under the mandates of the No Child Left Behind legislation. Teachers living under the shadow of “NO Child Left Behind”.

Studies show nearly two-thirds of low-income families own no books for their children, yet book ownership is one of the strongest predictors of future reading success. To prevent the resulting achievement gap, Sheltering Arms Early Education & Family Centers launches the fourth year of Operation storybook. Operation storybook provides 2300 children—most from low-income working families–with 12 new books for their home libraries over the next year. Early learning and parent education programs bring these books alive for Sheltering Arms children and their families.