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Jump into Reading with Journals (Parts 1-2), 2011

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A guided reading programme based on School Journals, Parts 1-2, 2011

ISBN: 9781927190746
Code: 0700
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Inspire your students to Jump into Reading and make the most of the wealth of material contained in School Journals in the process. This series has an easy-copy set of independent and follow-up activities that builds on a guided reading session with each story, poem and article in the Journals. The comprehension questions develop skills in inference, reorganisation, recall and evaluation skills, and options for e-learning and further website investigation are included.

Pages: 56 | Ages: 7-9

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Jump into Reading with Journals – 14 titles in series

Jump into Reading with Journals (Parts 3-4), 2011
Jump into Reading with Journals (Parts 1-2), 2011
Jump into Reading with Journals (Parts 3-4), 2010
Jump into Reading with Journals (Parts 1-2), 2010
Jump into Reading with Journals (Level 2), 2012
Jump into Reading with Journals (Levels 2-4), 2013
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About the Author

Angie Simmons

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Angie Simmons is interested in current best-practice learning approaches that encompass thinking skills, collaboration and problem solving. As an experienced educator, she has worked broadly across the educational sector of New Zealand. She worked as a primary school teacher for many years and as a university lecturer, when she was head of an educational technologies programme and taught prospective teachers. In another significant educational role, she was a digital technologies professional development facilitator working with schools across the Auckland area to integrate future-focused learning within the curriculum.

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