Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Logs and Evaluations are due May 6th


ATTENTION CAREER IMMERSION STUDENTS!
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Logs and evaluations are due THIS MONDAY, MAY 6th!!! 
If you have not already done so, please hand them into Sullivan Hall G-06.

If you need more time to complete your hours, EXTENSIONS will be given if you email us ASAP.

If you have any questions or concerns please email career.immersion@gmail.com

Career Immersion Coordinators

Friday, April 12, 2013

Incorporating Literacy Across the Curriculum


Literacy is extremely important. It's starting to find its way into every classroom no matter what the subject matter is. Whether you are a math, English, or art teacher, literacy must be incorporated into the classroom. The misconception is that Literacy is just reading, but it includes writing and speaking as well! The link below will lead you to an article that explains the three different components of literacy and gives a few examples of how to incorporate it into your future classroom.  

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Helping Students Choose Great Books



Students usually struggle with reading because they're not interested in the books we choose for them. The link below will lead you to a great article that features 5 tips to choosing a good book. These tips will help not only your students, but you as well. You can choose books that interest them, challenge them, and ultimately encourage them to read more. 


Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Holiday Book Selection: Earth Day


EARTH DAY BOOKS


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SUBJECT: Wind

TITLE: Where does the Wind Blow? By: Cynthia A. Rink

SUMMARY: Feel the wind blowing gently across your face. Watch it ripple the grasses, sway the branches, and push the clouds across the sky. Where does it come from? Where does it go? The author wrote this story when her young son lived half way around the world. It is a reminder that some experiences still link us, regardless of distance. The wind is something that connects all of us on this planet we call home.

AGE: 4 and up


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SUBJECT: Ocean/fish

A) TITLE: The Rainbow Fish By: Marcus Pfister (board book)

SUMMARY: A beautiful fish finds friendship and happiness when he learns to share.

AGE: 2 and up



B) TITLE: Way Down Deep in the Deep Blue Sea By: Jan Peck

SUMMARY: A little boy describes his adventure into the deep blue sea. He discovers many creatures throughout his adventure.

AGE: 3 and up


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SUBJECT: Insects

TITLE: On Beyond Bugs: All About Insects By: Tish Rabe

SUMMARY: This book features many facts about different insects and shows kids the ways that bugs bother and make life better for us.

AGE: 4 and up


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SUBJECT: Birds

TITLE: Riki's Birdhouse By: Monica Wellington

SUMMARY: A young boy, Riki, attracts birds to his backyard by building a birdhouse, putting out bird food, and more.

AGE: 3-5 yrs old


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SUBJECT: Rocks

TITLE: If Rocks Could Sing: A Discovered Alphabet By: Leslie Mcquirk

SUMMARY: Shows rocks of all different shapes of sizes while going through the alphabet.

AGE: Preschool-Kg


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SUBJECT: Growing a seed

A) TITLE: How a Seed Grows (Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science 1) By: Helene J. Jordan



B) TITLE: From Seed to Plant By: Gail Gibbons



SUMMARY: Both books show students how a seed grows into a plant.

AGE: Preschool-Kg