Literacy: Spanning
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Picture Prompt Exercise
Literacy
Volunteers HBPL: 4.07.2020
Happy Tuesday Tutors! Looking for ideas to help you stay in
touch with your learner? Try this "Picture Prompt" exercise, it's
easy and something you can do
every day!
What other ways can you and
your learner come up with to build on this exercise? We’d love to hear from you
in the comments below. Enjoy! READ MORE ➤➤
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Literacy Volunteers Offering Poetry Contests,
Tutoring Program
Daily
Bulldog:
4.17.2020
Literacy Volunteers of
Franklin and Somerset Counties has been serious about lifelong learning since 1978; during this
global pandemic everyone is learning new things. LVFSC, a 501 (3c) public non
profit with a mission to tutor adults with literacy goals and promote literacy in the community, is busy
right now using their web of creative and adaptive volunteers and collaborators
to stay connected with adult learners to
strengthen literacy skills, support families and poets, and keep
people safe.
The Annual Poetry Contest is currently
underway with cash prizes in six categories and a deadline of May 15.
The LVFSC Adult Tutoring Program is very
busy right now tutoring 100 adults who are participating in long distance
tutoring arrangements using distance learning platforms such as telephone,
video conferencing, and Facebook. READ
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Thirty Years of Friends of Literacy
NWT
Literacy Council Blog: 3.04.2020
April 2020 marks 30 years since the NWT Literacy Council was created. We are excited to celebrate with you all year
long, starting with NWT Literacy Week from April 19 to April 25. We have
several events, contests, and ways to share memories planned for the whole
year. Please join us in celebrating the hard work of NWT residents in
increasing the profile of literacy as well as increasing their own literacy
skills over the last 30 years.
Many people have shaped the work of the
NWT Literacy Council since 1990. Even more have promoted literacy in their
community. We want to celebrate these people over the next year. Please help us
to create a list of Friends of Literacy by contacting us with their name and
why you think they are a Friend of Literacy.
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Habits of a Good Reader
Hancock Literacy
Newsletter: March
2020
While Habits of a Good Reader videos are
not a Hancock Literacy program, we work closely with other
agencies to make these videos available to everyone. These videos give parents
access to understand and use the reading terminology teachers are using at
school, allowing parents to use the same terms at home. This provides
consistency for the child. WATCH
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