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Get Them Thinking! Use Media Literacy to
Prepare Students for State Assessments
Do you want to merge media literacy
strategies into all K-12 curricula? The United States is the foremost
producer of media in the world, and, with this tool, educators can
infuse critical thinking and a better understanding about our digital
society into the K-12 curriculum. The book is filled with background
information, "authentic task" activities, reproducible pages, and
includes an appendix listing media literacy resources and organizations.
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"What a great idea! A coloring book to get
kids and their parents (or teachers) talking together about the ways
kids experience today's media world and what meaning they're making of
it. The earlier we help children to start thinking about what they're
watching and hearing, the more savvy and discerning they'll be as they
grow" Elizabeth Thoman, Founder, Center For Media Literacy, Los Angeles,
CA
Teachers are welcome to copy the coloring pages from this book for classroom use. This allows for media education of large numbers of children with the purchase of each book. $15 never went so far! Eye Spy Program |
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Eye Spy Program (Spanish Version) Early Youth Education Program. Softbound book, 82 pages with 40 reproducible pages for classroom use. $15.00 Now $10! |
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Sitcom Sleuths is a board game for all ages that teaches critical thinking about the content of television programs. Using action cards, players traverse an amusing gameboard to win. Play encourages discussion and that leads to learning! $10.00 Now just $7.00!
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