This is a guest post by SWLSB Science and Technology consultant Samuel Altarac.

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ELAN members benefit from having access to the latest Ontario Ministry of Education documents, meeting well-known authors and workshop presenters, access to publishers, and networking with literacy leaders across the province.

One Foot in the Grave. A fast paced, entertaining read that will really appeal to all soccer players, both boys and girls, especially those struggling to sustain a reading habit.

Monday, October 12, 2009. Maya particularly liked the character development and the rich details about every day life. The book is part mystery and part a story of growing up. To read a short interview with Rebecca Stead that appeared in The Horn Book, click here. This looks like a great book to add to your classroom library. Wednesday, September 30, 2009.

Teacher, Author, Innovator, Learner. Our young staff eager to build a school community on solid foundations of shared beliefs. We instantly became a family. At our opening day assembly our students barely filled half of the gym. After The Storm comes the rainbow.

Tuesday, February 27, 2018.

Reading Power promotes reading comprehension with a wealth of effective. Strategies that help students think as they read. These books are used for modeling, guiding and supporting students, enabling them to successfully focus on the strategy and acquire a deeper understanding of their thinking.