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This is sponsored content. The Schoolhouse Review Crew has been spending time reviewing two educational products that were shared with us by the Reading Kingdom. The crew was given access to either the Reading Kingdom Online program, or the newer ASD Reading (Autism Spectrum Disorder Reading.) Reading Kingdom can teach children to read and write to … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Writing with Sharon Watson. Teaching high school literature can be a daunting prospect. It involves learning not just works from numerous literary genres, but all of the many components of great literature. From foreshadowing to flashback, a strong high school foundation will leave your student well prepared for college-level … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Circle C Adventures. Over the past few years, The Crew and their families have been charmed by Andrea Carter. This plucky heroine first made her appearance in Circle C Beginnings. Later we got a little better acquainted with a more grown-up Andi in Circle C Milestones, all from Circle … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Dynamic Literacy. Learning vocabulary can be tough! It’s important to have a varied vocabulary in order to be a good reader, but there comes a point where you think, “I can NOT stuff one more word into my brain!” Luckily, vocabulary is a lot like phonics, where lots of … Read more