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When I was reading one of the EPIC books, I noticed how it highlighted each word, and you could click on it to see the definition. It also replayed the word aloud. EPIC also adds a lot of emotion in their book with the swishes when there is a movement to engage the students in the read to me's.

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In Epic I also liked how they added a quiz to test the student's knowledge

They also have a lot of different forms of media that can help students who are learning to read like the read-to-me's, videos, and audiobooks and then there are the comic books, and Lexile books that help students practice their reading. I especially like the Lexile books because they let students read at their reading levels. Also, I noticed that a lot of Lexile books are nonfiction.

EPIC Contains

Comics

Audio Books

Read to me

Videos

Lexile (Reading Levels)

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Original (1st Grade):

In many places, a new year begins on January 1. Here is how four countries celebrate. Do you have any New Year’s traditions?

3rd Grade:

In many places, the New Year starts on January 1. Here are some ways four different countries celebrate. Do you have any special things you do for New Year’s?

Professional Staff:

In numerous cultures, the commencement of a New Year is marked on January 1. This document explores the unique ways in which four distinct countries observe this significant occasion. Furthermore, it invites reflection on personal New Year’s traditions that may be practiced within various communities.

You can see that the texts for younger students go straight to the point and even ask questions to pique their interest. And with the higher-up, it sounds good, but I noticed it added a lot of filler words to sound "smarter".

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I added a video in time on how fast it can translate through the screen

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Kindergarten: Recognize basic hygiene practices. 

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I feel like this could be a good place to get ideas, but a lot of them are very simple. Like the sing a fun song is okay, but the role-playing one can be a fun way to introduce the lesson. They feel like good lesson starters not lessons themselves.

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Standard Grade 3 : Represent and solve problems involving multiplication and division.

When I was going through the links two of them actually did not work and I could not find the actual link they tried to send me to.

The only useful link that I liked was they linked me to Khan Academy, but there were no fun math activities. It was just word problems, but nothing to actually help the students interact with math. Also the section it gave me was small it was only 5 links for the whole search.