Ok, we hope a couple of you found the humor in our last post title. We chose it deliberately, as we are proponents of OER and support the smaller companies that provide free e-textbooks to students. With all the great resources on the Internet, innovative educators now have little need for the traditional textbooks. We’ll have more to say about OER soon.
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As an aside, visitors of the April Fool’s post put us over 20,000 in page views. Thank you to all our visitors - your support energizes us daily, and these milestones allow us to reflect on how fun this really is. We wish our friends a Happy Easter, a blessed Passover, and great Spring Break to all!
CC Connection: This lesson addresses most of the reading and writing (explanatory) anchor standards for grades 6 – 8. Students identify theme, analyze characters, and compare plots. They then write two explanatory essays, providing details and evidence from the literature.
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