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internship is also approved for future students unless the parameters change Studentsstudents graduate with an internship that provides them with excellent professional experienceINTERNSHIPPROPOSAL C. Communication and . Language . Speaking. 30 to 50 months . Beginning . to use more complex sentences to link thoughts . (. e.g. using and, because).. Can . retell a simple past event in correct order (e.g. went . WIGTON WORD. WRITTEN BY:. ANDEEP 6J. SAM.G 6J. Must Read !!!. Wigton Word is back!!. Lets Read!!. The school newspaper tells you what's been happening. throughout this academic year at Wigton moor. Wigton Word gives you information on what's been happening from the reception. Created by . Tiffany W, . Alief. Independent School District – Houston, TX. Introduction . Hi! My name is Tiffany and I am a teacher in the . Alief. Independent School District in Houston, Texas. Digital stories are a way that educators can use multimedia to fully engage their students. Whether you create your own digital stories or assist your students in creating their own, you are tapping into creative potential that can help maximize your student’s learning!. ersuade. nform. ntertain. Can you think of other words that you can add endings to?. Call-. ed. Call-. ing. Call-. s. Can you create your own new words?. to communicate knowledge; to give information (. How . to Teach with Legends . Bryce Hedstrom. Roosevelt High School, . Johnstown. , Colorado. brycehedstrom.com. ACTFL National Conference. Denver, . C. olorado November 18, 2100. ACTFL STANDARDS. CULTURES. Lori Cabrera. Teaching Health . to. . Low . Literacy . Adult ESOL . students. 1. Introductions. 2. The Good, the Bad, and the UGLY. (Teaching health to low-literacy students). 3. Differences in how Literate . in. The Chunk Reading Program. By Ladybug Literacy. Phonemic . Awareness. The Alphabetic Principle. Phonemic Awareness — Matching Letters with Sounds. magnetic lowercase letters. Juel. , 1988: . Juel. We will be reading several works by a very famous American writer. O. Henry. O. Henry. was the pen name of the American writer . William Sydney Porter. (September 11, 1862 - June 5, 1910). O. Henry's short stories are well known for their wit, wordplay, warm characterization and clever twist endings.. How do you know the stories are not set in this country?. Can you write a story set in a hot or cold climate – what would you need to include? How would you describe the setting? What are the important words to use?. Your Presenters. Valerie . Gregory, Associate Dean of Admission and Director of Outreach, University of Virginia . Rebecca . Joseph, Professor, California State University, Los Angeles; and College Access Expert, Get Me To College . Where . (to find. ), . and . How . (to cut. ). Sue Danielson. Sandra Bateman. Why. b. other . with . Interps. ?. God created us for . stories. Stories . teach empathy and truth of human . condition. th. - 8. th. . . . . Message From The Teacher. Reminders. Shout Outs…. OUR WEEK AT A GLANCE:. Reading- . Our Nonfiction unit has commenced! The students have been dying to get their hands on all the interesting texts in our classroom library. Please support your child and encourage them to bring this nonfiction text back and forth to school each day. The nightly reading homework from this point on until further notice should also be completed with a nonfiction text. Keep in mind that nonfiction texts can come from a variety of sources: magazines, newspapers, online articles or webpages, etc. If you have internet access at . Author: . Kasiya. . Makata. . Phiri. Genre. : . Myth. Small Group. Timer. Review Games. Story Sort. Vocabulary. . Words. :. Arcade Games. Study Stack . Spelling City: Vocabulary. Spelling City: Spelling Words . Autumn 1. Autumn 2. Spring 1. Spring 2. Summer 1. Summer 2. General Themes . NB: . These themes may be adapted at various points to allow for children’s interests to flow through the provision . WELL-BEING & Behaviour For Learning .