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• Back to School: Jump start your curriculum this fall by using these newspaper activities to get to know your students better (grades 3-8) - click here
• By the Numbers: Mathematical Connections in Newspapers for Middle-Grade Students The newspaper plays a vital role in the guide, which features lesson plans, activities and handouts for middle-school teachers and their students. - click here
• CSAP Help: Use the newspaper to reinforce skills that will help your students do better in reading/writing and math on the CSAP tests with one of our most popular guides from last year. Sign up for this year's program at left and receive a new teacher's guide each month. (Grades 5-8) - click here
• First Things First: Using the Newspaper to Teach the Five Freedoms of the First Amendment This 41-page teachers guide introduces the five freedoms of the First Amendment to students at all grade levels. - click here
• Geography in the News: A 16-page guide with ideas using everything from the Front Page to the Sports Section to teach geography. - click here
  
• MegaSkills: Getting What Your Children Need to Succeed: 11 worksheets offer discussions and newspaper activities around qualities such as initiative, perseverance, motivation, and problem solving. - click here
• Parent's Newspaper Guide - Parents can reinforce classroom skills using these newspaper activities at home. (K-12) - click here
• Reading First NIE! Phonemic Awareness, Phonics, Text Comprehension, Fluency, Vocabulary This research-based teacher's guide provides ideas for teachers to use for reading and learning from newspapers. For Reading First, No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, these sequential newspaper activities are meant to supplement and enrich each of the five elements recommended by the National Reading Panel. It includes a section for parents with ideas to use at home. (pre-K - 5) - click here
• Target Date Activity - Compare newspapers throughout the U.S. Includes scavenger hunts for all 50 states - click here
• Activities to go along with The Game of Money