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7 Books to Read Aloud with Your Spouse - In college, Jeff and I lived in this old house that had been broken into multiple apartments. The apartment was under 500 sq. feet; however, there were tall ceilings and this lovely porch complete with a swing. We spent so many hours eating, drinking tea, and reading aloud to each other on that porch. Thinking back to those humid nights in Mississippi, my heart skips a beat. Often, I draw on those memories when facing anger or resentment or even in the middle of arguments! What makes those times stand out to me wasn’t the kid-free existence or the setting but the books. Currently, we usually dedicate two or three nights a week to reading aloud to each other. Three to Get Married This book is a current read, and it has been such a great choice to read aloud. The Odyssey Fitzgerald’s translation is my favorite read aloud translation. Poetry of William Yeats There are so many collections of Yeats to choose from; this one Jeff found used on Amazon for my birthday two years ago. Sherlock Holmes

7 Tips tecnológicos para tu próxima lectura en voz alta (en inglés) Reading aloud to children is an essential part of the school day. Experiencing stories as a whole class or in a small group can help students learn essential reading skills. Educators who read aloud to children understand the importance of modeling thinking, providing opportunities to talk about books, and encouraging students to respond to reading with their own thoughts and opinions. As schools increase the amount of technology available to teachers, educators are presented with unique opportunities to incorporate tech tools into their instruction. Beam in a Guest Reader With free video conferencing technology like Google Hangouts and Skype, it's easy to bring a parent, librarian, or author to your classroom. Use the Big Screen Making sure that all students in your class can see the words and illustration on each page of a read-aloud can be a challenge for teachers in rooms of any size. Set Up an Online Exit Slip Try a Digital Text Sketch a Picture Record a Response Get Social

Your Biggest Read-Aloud Mistake - Ed Snapshots When she was six, my daughter told me she didn’t want to learn to read because then I might stop reading to her. Nothing could be farther from the truth, but then six-year-olds aren’t known for their logic, are they? Lucky for her it wasn’t too long after that I stumbled upon Andrew Pudewa’s talk, Nurturing Competent Communicators. (Go get that talk and listen — it’s free and you can thank me later.) Pudewa postulates a number of great points in that talk, not the least of which is the biggest mistake you may be making when reading aloud to your children. No, it’s not the accents you butcher; they really don’t mind that. The key is language patterns The crux of Nurturing Competent Communicators is that children need to be exposed to “reliably correct and sophisticated language patterns.” Sure, there are lessons and the occasional dinner-time conversation, but let’s face it: sophisticated is not how we would describe most of the language our children are exposed to. Resources for reading aloud

Cómo ser un mejor promotor de lectura usando todo el cuerpo | Red de Bibliotecas Este video recoge las recomendaciones de seis profesionales que se dedican a promover la lectura en Medellín, y constituye una guía informal para todo el que quiera crear nuevos lectores desde los primeros años. ¡Una mirada a la Feria Popular Días del Libro 2015, desde quienes se la juegan toda cuando abren un libro delante del público! Las siguientes son algunas de las mejores frases que estos seis promotores de lectura compartieron con todos nosotros... Por si no puedes ver el video en este momento o por si quieres recrearlo a pedacitos: Promover la lectura es... * "...Un trabajo que viene del amor. * "...Un ejercicio de seducción". * "...Una disposición de lo sensible, que permite que la lectura afecte los sentidos de quien la escucha". * "Construye lectores autónomos". Para crear lectores es fundamental... * "...Ser un amante de los libros y que las lecturas que uno mismo hace le pasen por el cuerpo". * "Querer que los sueños se activen con la lectura". Algunos autores recomendados...

Lectura en voz alta | Plan Nacional de Lectura educ.ar El software Adobe Reader es el estándar mundial para compartir documentos electrónicos. Es el único programa de visualización de archivos PDF que puede abrir todos los documentos PDF e interactuar con ellos. Utilice Adobe Reader para visualizar, buscar, firmar electrónicamente, verificar, imprimir archivos PDF de Adobe y colaborar en ellos. Sugerencias para la Lectura en Voz Alta - Nivel Inicial y Primario Descargar archivo Sugerencias para la Lectura en Voz Alta La lectura en voz alta es el mejor camino para crear lectores, simplemente compartiendo las palabras que nos vinculan. Sugerencias para la Lectura en Voz Alta - Nivel Secundario, Adultos y Superior Descargar archivo Video de Alejandro Dolina Palabras de Alejandro Dolina en ocasión de la entrega de la Biblioteca de los 100 libros a las escuelas secundarias Video de Ana Padovani Ana Padovani, narradora y tallerista de Plan Lectura, lee en voz alta un texto del libro obsequiado a los docentes en su día.

La alfabetización temprana en el Nivel Inicial. Propuestas de enseñanza Publicación de la Serie: La alfabetización temprana en el Nivel Inicial. Propuestas de enseñanza 11 de noviembre de 2015 Con la publicación de la presente serie de guías buscamos mejorar las oportunidades educativas de los niños y niñas que asisten al Nivel Inicial a partir de la reflexión y renovación de las propuestas de enseñanza. La serie se compone de cuatro guías destinadas a docentes que en conjunto presentan una propuesta de alfabetización para la Educación Inicial. Incluyen orientaciones claras y precisas, y actividades que los docentes pueden implementar en las salas. Esta Serie invita a docentes y directivos a establecer vínculos entre las actividades y los textos presentes en las Guías y los proyectos de la Serie El juego en el Nivel Inicial.

Gabriel García Márquez - Repositorio The digital archive of Colombian-born writer Gabriel García Márquez includes manuscript drafts of published and unpublished works, research material, photographs, scrapbooks, correspondence, clippings, notebooks, screenplays, printed material, ephemera, and an audio recording of García Márquez's acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1982. The searchable, online archive is comprised of approximately 27,500 items from García Márquez's papers, and was made possible by a Digitizing Hidden Special Collections and Archives grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR). The Center also gratefully acknowledges the cooperation of Gabriel García Márquez's family. Read more about the project on the Ransom Center's blog and on the project page. Leer en español Gabriel García Márquez began his career as a journalist in the 1940s, reporting from Bogotá and Cartagena and later serving as a foreign correspondent in Europe and Cuba. Collection, 1957-2003