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Helping Your Child Turn Favorite Books into Mentor Texts to Improve their Writing 

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Helping Your Child Turn Favorite Books into Mentor Texts to Improve their Writing 

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In this video, Angela shares with parents how they can help their children learn craft moves from their favorite authors and support their child in trying them out in their own writing.

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Helping Your Child Turn Favorite Books into Mentor Texts to Improve their Writing

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Tips for Encouraging Reluctant Upper Grade Writers 

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Tips for Encouraging Reluctant Upper Grade Writers 

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In this video, Katie provides tips on ways parents can encourage their kids to write more and stay focused for longer periods of time.

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Tips for Encouraging Reluctant Upper Grade Writers

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Finding Inspiration In Home For Generating Ideas

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Finding Inspiration In Home For Generating Ideas

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Natalie shares ways parents can support their children in coming up with ideas to write about - even when you are cooped up at home.

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Finding Inspiration At Home For Generating Ideas

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How to Support Your Kid's Learning When the Teaching is Pre-Recorded

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How to Support Your Kid's Learning When the Teaching is Pre-Recorded

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Natalie provides insight and advice for ways parents can support their child's virtual teaching.

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How to Support Your Kid's Learning When the Teaching is Pre Recorded

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Fantasy Books to Hook Readers Grades 6-9

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Fantasy Books to Hook Readers Grades 6-9

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Katy explains why fantasy books are an especially good choice for your child, and then introduces you to new, compelling, wildly popular series for students, telling you a little about each. Kids as well as parents will welcome this guidance.

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Fantasy Books to Hook Readers - Grades 6-9

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Great Graphic Novel Recommendations for Grades 6-9

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Great Graphic Novel Recommendations for Grades 6-9

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Eric shares several graphic novels middle school readers will love.

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Great Graphic Novel Recommendations for Grades 6-8

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myON Tip #1: Getting to Know the Homepage

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myON Tip #1: Getting to Know the Homepage

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Eric provides tips for logging into myON and navigating the home page. Specifically he addresses returning to a previously opened book, understanding the reading meter, accessing projects, and viewing book suggestions.

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myON Tip #1: Getting to Know the Homepage

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Eric shows step-by-step how to find books to read on myON using the recommended, browse, and search tabs.

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myON Tip #3: Organizing Books in Bundles

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myON Tip #3: Organizing Books in Bundles

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Eric provides tips for creating and organizing groups of books your child wants to read.

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myON Tip #3: Organizing Books in Bundles

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Eric shows parents how kids can use the myOn tools to take notes while they read.

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An Intimate Conversation Reflecting on Mirrors and Windows

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An Intimate Conversation Reflecting on Mirrors and Windows

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In this video, Natalie shares ways parents can have powerful and important conversations with their kids about the books they are reading.

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An Intimate Conversation Reflecting on Mirrors and Windows

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Laurie provides an overview of the essentials of reading workshop and how parents can support their children within reading workshop - whether learning from home or school.

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Lizzie shares a few examples of digital writing notebooks kids have created on their own, and shares how parents could help their child create similar digital notebooks.

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Helping Your Child Revise their Information Writing

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Helping Your Child Revise their Information Writing

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Katie shares simple tips for ways parents can help their child revise their writing.

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Helping Your Child Revise Their Information Writing

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Some Insights and Tips from TCRWP: Lessons Learned in Remote/Digital Learning

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Some Insights and Tips from TCRWP: Lessons Learned in Remote/Digital Learning

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A conversation with Mary Ehrenworth, Sonja Cherry-Paul, Sarah Picard-Taylor, Arlene Casimir-Siar

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Some Insights and Tips from TCRWP: Lessons Learned in Remote/Digital Learning

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Tips for Maintaining Community and Connection in Virtual Reading and Writing Workshops (Grades 3-8)

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Tips for Maintaining Community and Connection in Virtual Reading and Writing Workshops (Grades 3-8)

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Tips for Maintaining Community and Connection in Virtual Reading and Writing Workshops (Grades 3-8)

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Quick Tips and Recommendations For Selecting Black Joy Books

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Quick Tips and Recommendations For Selecting Black Joy Books

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Sonja makes recommendations for Black parents and caregivers about books that affirm Blackness, offering guidance for selecting books that celebrate Black joy as well as tips for locating them.

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Quick Tips and Recommendations For Selecting Black Joy Books

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Great Fantasy Series to Hook Kids on Reading for Grades 3-6

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Great Fantasy Series to Hook Kids on Reading for Grades 3-6

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Katy explains why fantasy books are an especially good choice for your child, and then introduces you to new, compelling, wildly popular series for students, telling you a little about each. Kids as well as parents will welcome this guidance.

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Great Fantasy Series to Hook Kids on Reading for Grades 3-6

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Incorporating Everyday Talk at Home that Can Lift the Level of Your Child's Thinking Skills 

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Incorporating Everyday Talk at Home that Can Lift the Level of Your Child's Thinking Skills 

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Hareem helps families support a young person’s ability to talk and think abstractly by pointing out the differences between most of our conversations with kids and those that build higher-level thinking skills.

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Incorporating Everyday Talk at Home that Can Lift the Level of Your Child's Thinking Skills

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6 Ways to Help Your Child Find Success with At-Home Learning and Establish Executive Functioning Skills That Will Last a Lifetime

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6 Ways to Help Your Child Find Success with At-Home Learning and Establish Executive Functioning Skills That Will Last a Lifetime

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Shanna offers parents six simple ways to help their child plan, organize and take charge of their remote learning, from having a quick morning meeting to orient to the day’s work, to reflecting on work habits and time spent on each task. These tips for improving work habits are useful across grades.

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6 Ways to Help Your Child Find Success w At-Home Learning & Establish Executive Functioning Skills

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Helping Kids Manage Time, Plan their Day, and Build Independence

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Helping Kids Manage Time, Plan their Day, and Build Independence

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In this video, Kelly shares the process of creating and using a Morning Checklist with a child to help them get ready for learning and build independence in the process. She also shares how setting a plan for the day with a child and asking them to decide on their own activities can help them learn self-sufficiency and self-direction day by day.

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Helping Kids Manage Time, Plan their Day, and Build Independence

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How to Access NYCPL Shelf Help to Check Out Physical Books

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How to Access NYCPL Shelf Help to Check Out Physical Books

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This video from Mandy will help parents of NYC kids to tap into the amazing resources of the NY Public Library.

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How to Access NYCPL Shelf Help to Check Out Physical Books

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Epic! Tip #1: How to Log in Using a Class Code

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Epic! Tip #1: How to Log in Using a Class Code

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Catherine shows parents how to log into the ebook platform Epic using a class code provided by a child’s teacher.

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Epic! Tip #1: How to Log in Using a Class Code

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Catherine orients parents to the Epic home page and points out search features, so parents can more easily find (or guide their child in finding) ebooks that are right for them.

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Catherine shows parents how they can support their child with reading books on Epic!

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Helping Your Child Think Creatively About Their Pen and Paper Notebook

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Helping Your Child Think Creatively About Their Pen and Paper Notebook

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Sara takes the concept of a writer’s (or a reader’s) notebook and explodes your image of what these might look and feel like. This clip is full of images and possibilities, and will spark your young writer’s imagination and stir new passion for an old fashioned concept like a paper-and-pencil notebook.

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Helping Your Child Think Creatively About Their Pen and Paper Notebook

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Three Tips for Helping Your Kids Write Essays 

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Three Tips for Helping Your Kids Write Essays 

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Mary shares ways parents can help their young writers create clear and concise essays.

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Three Tips for Helping Your Kids Write Essays

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My child gets stuck during writing and doesn't know what to do! How to Use the Writing Process Chart as a Tool to Help

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My child gets stuck during writing and doesn't know what to do! How to Use the Writing Process Chart as a Tool to Help

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Katie suggests that when a child gets stuck writing, parents can ask them where they are in the cyclical writing process and use the child’s answer to help the child move to a next step.

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My Child Gets Stuck during Writing and Doesn't Know What to Do!  Writing Process Chart

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Helping Your Kids with Information Writing - Rehearsing What they Will Write

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Helping Your Kids with Information Writing - Rehearsing What they Will Write

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Katie offers parents a few simple ways to help their children talk about their nonfiction topics in ways that will, in the end, organize and support the child’s writing about these same topics.

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Helping Your Kids with Information Writing - Rehearsing What they Will Write

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Mary highlights the short and long term positive impact of exposing girls to science and ways parents can reinforce a love of science at home.

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Ways to Help Your Child Build a Strong Vocabulary

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Ways to Help Your Child Build a Strong Vocabulary

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Hareem shares simple steps parents can use to help a child “own” a vocab word, using belligerent as an example. The steps are quick and doable, like “clap out the syllables” and “scrawl it on the back of an envelope.”

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Ways to Help Your Child Build a Strong Vocabulary

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How to Have Natural Conversations with Your Kids About Books

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How to Have Natural Conversations with Your Kids About Books

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In this video, Lizzie shares tips for talking with a child about their reading in ways that reinforce comprehension, while preventing the parent from becoming the teacher.

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How to Have Natural Conversations with Your Kids about Books

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How to Get Your Child Interested in Reading

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How to Get Your Child Interested in Reading

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Hannah shares tips for parents that may be struggling to get their child to read. The advice she provides is practical such as letting kids’ interests influence the books they choose and ways to make sure reading doesn’t feel like a chore.

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How to Get Your Child Interested in Reading