From Reading Rockets:
You’ve got the reading lists. You’ve got the books. But what else can you do to make your children better readers this summer?
You can help them read more quickly and accurately. Schools call this reading fluency. Your kids will call it fun!
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From Reading Rockets:
You don’t need to have a book in hand to help your child become a better reader. Interesting experiences give kids a broader framework for new information they might encounter in books. When kids have lots of experiences to draw on, they have a better chance of making a connection with what they [...]
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At last, beautiful weather is here! Before going outside, plan to protect your skin. By following some simple steps, you can help yourself avoid skin cancer — the most common form of cancer in the US. Learn more from the National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention.
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An event at the Scholastic Store Event: Saturday, June 26th @ 3pm
Clifford’s Annual Beach Party. All Ages FREE
Clifford the Big Red Dog is bringing the beach to The Scholastic Store for his Annual Beach Fest. Enjoy limbo and conga lines through the store with Clifford, kids will get their own colorful leis and create their [...]
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From On Our Minds @Scholastic:
A topic that’s often up for debate: Are graphic novels educational? Can they be considered literature? And how do you know if it’s right for your kids?
Find answers to these questions here.
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Tuesday, June 15th at 9AM
3rd Grade Award Assembly
Wednesday, June 16th at 9AM
4th Grade Award Assembly
Wednesday, June 16th at 9AM
Annual Parent Potluck
Thursday, June 17th at 12PM
HALF DAY – Early Dismissal
If you need any further information, please feel free to contact Ms. Alcantara, Parent Coordinator at (212) 534-9580 Ext. 133
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The National Jazz Museum in Harlem is located on 126th Street, just blocks from Alain L. Locke Elementary School. Visit their website to learn more about current exhibitions and programs.
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