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The children's story The ICKABOG is written on a weekly chapter-by-chapter basis by J K Rowling.

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I had the idea for The Ickabog a long time ago and read it to my two younger children chapter by chapter each night while I was working on it. However, when the time came to publish it, I decided to put out a book for adults instead, which is how The Ickabog ended up in the attic. I became busy with other things, and even though I loved the story, over the years I came to think of it as something that was just for my own children.

Then, in the Spring of 2020, lockdown happened. It was very hard on children, in particular, so I brought The Ickabog down from the attic, read it for the first time in years, rewrote bits of it and then decided to publish it at first in free instalments online for children stuck at home. I also thought how wonderful it would be if children on lockdown illustrated the story for me, and so we launched the Ickabog illustration competition, run by my publishers around the world.

The Ickabog book, illustrated by the winners of the competition, is now out as a book, and I'm donating my net royalties to my charitable trust, Volant, to help medical and frontline charities supporting vulnerable groups impacted by Covid-19.

Thank you to everyone who entered the competition and helped create the book, and I hope you enjoy reading it!

The Illustration Competition

Back in the 2020 lockdown, J.K. Rowling invited children across the world to take part in a competition with a truly delightful prize: a chance to see their illustrations in her new book...

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All You Need to Know

If you have any questions about The Ickabog - the story, the characters, or how J. K. Rowling came to publish the book - you'll find the answers here.

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About The Book

What's The Ickabog all about? You can look inside the book here, listen to a snippet from the audiobook, and watch J. K. Rowling reading selected chapters aloud...

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Ickabog Activities

If you're ready to have some creative fun with The Ickabog, then download your free activity pack now. And while you're here, you can get some artistic tips from winners of the illustration competition...

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I had the idea for The Ickabog a long time ago and read it to my two younger children chapter by chapter each night while I was working on it.

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The importance of research skills in Primary Years.
This is the information:
Lamiya Bharmal will be taking us through some important aspects of research skills in primary classes.
The PD session is scheduled on Saturday, 30th May'20, 4 to 5 pm.
Please sign up to attend the session.

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A fantastic resource and currently offering a 6 week free trial. Suitable up to age 14.

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iHub | Online Teaching Resources | First News Education

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Our new interactive digital literacy tool is designed to engage your KS2 and KS3 pupils, developing their core literacy skills by exploring global news.

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This site has it all!

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Join Harry Potter and journey into the wizarding world with our new site! Discover puzzles, quizzes, crafts and more to guide you through the very first book.

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Newsela is another current affairs website, but they are a little more oriented towards language learning and literacy. It is possible to adjust the language level depending on your students needs.
Teachers signup for instant access - https://newsela.com/about/covid-19/

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Many schools in countries around the world have had to close temporarily due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Recognizing the enormous impact this situation has on a school community, we are offering free, unlimited use of BrainPOP to any school, anywhere, that is closed due to the coronavirus during the period of their closure.

Consider using BrainPOP's animated movies, assessment resources, and creative tools for:

Distance learning

Support for projects and homework

Keeping students on track with their studies

Click the button below and complete the form. Then, then keep an eye out for an email from BrainPOP with information on how to set up your account.

NOTE: This offer is for schools only and terms and conditions apply. Please contact us if you have any questions.

PS: We are currently offering free access to our new Coronavirus Topic and accompanying lesson plan.

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Free BrainPOP Access for Schools Closed Due to the Coronavirus

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Amazon free offer

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Read the world with FREE Kindle books in translation

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Newsademic is an international newspaper written and edited in an uncomplicated and easy-to-understand style especially for students – it’s very good for lower grades and ESL learners.

Follow the link for free sign up, they sent me an email the next day with a password and permission to share the resources. https://www.newsademic.com/#covid19

It features up to 20 of the top world news stories that have made headlines during the previous two weeks - a mix of current affairs, scientific discoveries, cultural heritage, history, politics, and the business world.

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ABC Database Suite is a geography and culture site. It has all the information about every country – people, economics, geography, weather, and way way more – it is simple to use and incredibly complete.

If you have an assignment on culture, country, food, travel, or such, then this suite of sites will help. Here’s the signup link: https://www.abcdatabasesuite.com

The reading level and information is more Gr4-10, but there’s also fun maps and a vocabulary builder for language learning, which some younger students might find interesting.

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All Kids Network is a collection of easy fun activities for kids, craft, colouring, and more serious reading & writing activities too. Completely free and easy to download, no signup necessary.
https://www.allkidsnetwork.com/
You don’t need special equipment – the craft activities are easy to do with the paper and pens available from your local supermarket, and the printables can be run off a cheap printer or downloaded to your iPad for digital colouring.

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Shakespeare's Globe is streaming six of its plays for free on Youtube during Lockdown.

Six plays will be available from 6 April onwards as follows:

- Hamlet (6 April 7 PM - 19 April)

- Romeo and Juliet (20 April onwards)

- A Midsummer Nights Dream (4 May onwards)

- The Two Noble Kinsmen (18 May onwards)

- The Winter Tale (1 June onwards)

- The MerryWiseof Windsor (15 June onwards)

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Director Lucy Bailey's iconic 2014 production of Shakespeare's bloodiest tragedy sees the Globe transformed for this immersive staging, with a cast including Indira Varma ( Game of Thrones, HBO; Luther, BBC).

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Globe Player | Shakespeare's Globe | Watch On-demand

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Subscribe to Globe Player to stream incredible filmed productions from Shakespeare's Globe, ad-free and available on-demand from anywhere across the globe.

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Lockdown Time Capsule for Secondary students

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Lockdown Time Capsule for Secondary students

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There are plenty of these doing the rounds for primary students so I created one for teenagers.

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Small selection of books that we are offering to our families to cope with grief and loss.

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Free online courses offered by Harvard University. 

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Free online courses offered by Harvard University. 

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Browse the latest online courses from Harvard University, including "CS50's Introduction to Game Development" and "CS50's Mobile App Development with React Native."

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Active Kids Do Better ...is a free UK website with simple fun games to help families stay healthy – the activities are easy to learn and don’t require any special equipment.
https://www.activekidsdobetter.co.uk/active-home
This website has always been free, even before Corona virus - it's full of good simple fun for mums, dads, and kids.

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This us the SLJ padlet - full of resources to use too - a great collaboration - just like ours :)

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WhatsApp Group International School Librarians.

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WhatsApp Group International School Librarians.

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If you have not joined yet, there is an interesting librarian group running in Whatsapp. The link to copy and join is: https://chat.whatsapp.com/KCM4AYd9JHi1mWerBRzDSe

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Interesting courses to update during the COVID-19.

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Taking courses during coronavirus closures

We have been approached by a number of libraries who wish to use online training while public services are closed. Like everyone else in this difficult time, we want to help as much as possible, so last week we cut the prices of all our courses to enable more library staff to be able to take them. Click on any course to see the reduced price. This week, our team has worked flat out (from home of course!) to adapt key courses so they can be taken entirely online without needing any access to a library. Read more >>

Three Entry Level and three Intermediate Level courses can now be fully completed if staff are working at home. We have created virtual exercises which support skill development and stretch thinking as much as the originals do, but they use digital resources instead of talking with customers and moving books on physical shelves. On Entry Level, staff can keep in touch from home through the discussion boards while on Intermediate Level they have a personal relationship with one of our online tutors. Online training can help us all to manage the stress of this situation and keep our professional commitment alive while cut off from our customers. Click here to see the courses

Library training solutions for whole teams & individuals

Inspire individual staff and whole library services

Library work across school, college and public libraries is changing and staff need new skills. It's no longer enough to provide a service passively; it's all about engaging students and customers and offering a richer experience.

Opening the Book courses will inspire individual staff and whole services to meet these challenges. 20,000 staff have taken our training courses in many different countries; courses gain 99% satisfaction ratings from users.

Proven skills development

Opening the Book courses are proven to increase skills and confidence for staff working in libraries. This is not tickbox training, it is embedded in everyday library work routines.

There's a great mix of online learning techniques combined with practical application of tasks in your own workplace. Interactive exercises, slideshows, quizzes - plus key in your thoughts as you go to make your personal record.

Measurable impact

140 staff took Intermediate level courses in a 3-year programme at Liverpool Libraries, UK. Their evaluation of staff experience found:

felt more confident talking to readers

understood how to target an audience for a book promotion

were confident to create and run a promotion in their library

Expert support

Online training can be lonely. Our staff are here to help. On Entry level courses, you will be part of a curated discussion board. On Intermediate courses, you will receive personal feedback on the work you submit. On Advanced courses you will have regular contact with a personal mentor.

All our courses are built and tested with real library staff in real library workplaces. Courses are managed in-house and any technical issues can be resolved immediately.

Unlimited access

Study at your own pace and pick up where you left off whenever suits. Complete your course at a time and place that fits in with your other commitments.

Courses are not time limited - get places set up, take a look, then enrol when you are ready to start. Access is not closed when you finish. You can revisit at any time to check out something you've forgotten, pick up on an idea you didn't get time to try - or just to refresh your thinking.

Online training gives excellent value for money.

Cut out travel time and overheads associated with classroom-based learning.

We can advise on larger rollouts and undertake evaluative reports on the quality of learning.

Nothing else you can buy will give this impact in the workplace.

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We have been approached by a number of libraries who wish to use online training while public services are closed. Like everyone else in this difficult time, we want to help as much as possible, so last week we cut the prices of all our courses to enable more library staff to be able to take them.

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Testimonials

Since my daughter started using IXL, she has been able to better understand the concepts taught in school. She has also become more patient and more careful while working out her problems.

Priya, parent

Bangalore

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IXL is the world's most popular subscription-based learning site. Used by over 15 million students, IXL provides unlimited practice in more than 4,500 maths and English topics. Interactive questions, awards and certificates keep kids motivated as they master skills.

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Time Magazine is a very reputable international magazine – this is their special version for kids, what’s more they produce 4 different versions with appropriate language levels ranging from K – Gr6. Not everyone is a fiction reader so this is is a great resource for fun and easy reading from home.

A simple sign-up form on this webpage  https://time.com/tfk-free/  sends an access link to your email, and you are also allowed to share it around.

The March 20 magazine has a simple and unbiased explainer about the Corona virus, if your kids are asking questions then this could be an easy introduction for them.

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School Library Journal Offers Free Full Access to Content, Digitized Magazines

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School Library Journal is offering free access to digitized editions of SLJ, as well as all content on its website, including reviews.

School Library Journal ( SLJ) is offering temporary free access to digitized editions of SLJ, as well as all content on its website, SLJ.com.

"We want to support you as you grapple with the challenge of advancing your work through the COVID-19 crisis," says Rebecca T. Miller, group publisher of Library Journal, School Library Journal, and The Horn Book.

On the website, you'll find a temporary full-access pass. SLJ 's premium content, including reviews-usually available only to premium subscribers-is now freely available to all readers.

Log in here with the following credentials for full access to SLJ.com:

Email: access@slj.com Password: SLJfullaccess1

We are also providing free access to the digitized editions of our entire magazine archive, including the latest issue. From the homepage, click on "Access Digitized Edition" in the upper left-hand corner. For return visits to the authorized digital editions site, click on "Bookshelf" in the upper right-hand corner to read current and back issues of SLJ.

For full access to LibraryJournal.com:
Email: access@libraryjournal.com Password: LJfullaccess1

For full access to HBook.com:
Email: access@hbook.com Password: THBfullaccess1

For customer service please contact Kristy South: ksouth@juniorlibraryguild.com.

Get Print. Get Digital. Get Both!

Libraries are always evolving. Stay ahead. Log In.

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School Library Journal Offers Free Full Access to Content, Digitized Magazines

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School Library Journal is offering free access to digitized editions of SLJ, as well as all content on its website, including reviews. School Library Journal ( SLJ) is offering temporary free access to digitized editions of SLJ, as well as all content on its website, SLJ.com.

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Sharjah Libraries are offering free membership. Sign-up for a library account, then upgrade and you will have access to a number of E-resources, ebooks and audiobooks. This could be for students or staff. I have made a short video.

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Sharjah Libraries are offering free membership. Sign-up for a library account, then upgrade and you will have access to a number of E-resources, ebooks and audiobooks. This could be for students or staff. I have made a short video.

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Sharjah Libraries  Ebooks and Audiobooks

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A lot of resources for Arabic teachers - not just Arabic lessons but links to sites offering lessons in all subjects in Arabic, as well as games, and reading sites galore!

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LibGuides: Virtual Library Resources: Arabic Resources - all ages

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Here you will find all kinds of things to help you as a parent, student or teacher. Extra worksheets, apps to keep your toddler busy, free access to research sites and much, much more. Marhaba! Please take a look. All these links should be useful for Arabic learners and teachers

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Yes, it’s that famous old encyclopedia that you remember but now fully digital, and it remains as the #1 most authoritative reference source in the world.

Britannica is offering free access, but only after you have done their online tutorial, here are the dates:

Saturday 4th – 2.30 pm UAE time

Wednesday 8th – 3.30 pm UAE time

Saturday 11th – 2.30 pm UAE time

Here’s a link to the sign-up form:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd3R4sp7rd8w8eA69DGZxpRSjYIC78S9lBAgPipxOmgg8z4fA/viewform

If you’re not familiar with Britannica, then here is a quick video:  https://bit.ly/3dO6Wvj

Or a pamphlet if you don’t like watching video:  https://bit.ly/2w6djcf

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BrainPop - is an amazing interactive encyclopedia which uses animations & fun to engage kids and draw them deeper into readings, quizzes, vocab primers, etc.

Useful for ages k-8

Very engaging - a great replacement for YouTube.

A real favorite with kids.

One password gives you free access to 3 sites:

BrainPop

BrainPop Jr.

BrainPop ELL

Teachers & librarians - get your own password here: https://educators.brainpop.com/2020/02/19/free-brainpop-access-for-schools-affected-by-the-corona-virus/?utm_source=organic&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=coronavirus&utm_content=free-access
Parents & students - get your free password here: https://go.brainpop.com/family/home

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PebbleGo - is an amazing general knowledge resource, kind of like an encyclopedia for kids - but it's special because its focus is actually on literacy rather than the content.

Delivers quality content but through the lens of emergent readers.

It's one of the few sites specifically designed for K-3.

They recently opened a new site for Gr3-5 called PebbleGo Next.

Here is the free sign-up link for teachers.
https://pebblego.com/free-pebblego-capstone-interactive-access-school-closures

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www.12storylibrary.com - is an American company that specializes in non-fiction (information) books. They have opened their whole e-book library for free.

Useful for Gr 4 - 8

Trusted content - great if you want kids to do research off the internet.

No log-in or password needed, simply go to the site and read for free!

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Here is a libguide to support parents and give some after school activity ideas or keep that little one busy!
As well as a few 'How to ' videos for Destiny discover.

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All the videos you need to access all things DIS library!

Primary Library

Scan this QR code to access myON - free access to ebooks all linked to Accelerated Reader! Which means you can still complete a quiz after reading a book :)

Below is a video created by Ms Michaela, showing you how to search a book for your reading level and how to find the quiz code too! Happy reading!

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LibGuides: Virtual Library Resources: Home

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Skip to main content All the videos you need to access all things DIS library! Scan this QR code to access myON - free access to ebooks all linked to Accelerated Reader!

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Amzzing resources for History research
https://whp.oerproject.com/Origins-to-the-Present

Shirl - Australian International School

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Hope you, your family & friends are all keeping well during these difficult times.
I am recording storytime for teachers to add to their weekly online learning schedules.
I am creating online subject guides for students in secondary school - so far Humanities - but will add other subjects.
Thanks everyone for your great contributions.
Stay safe
Shirl - Australian International School

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More than 1.5 million books for free....

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Graphic art by Yiying Lu

The National Emergency Library was a temporary collection of books that supported emergency remote teaching, research activities, independent scholarship, and intellectual stimulation while universities, schools, training centers, and libraries were closed due to COVID-19. The National Emergency Library launched on March 24, 2020, and closed on June 16, 2020.

While the National Emergency Library closed on June 16, the books in the National Emergency Library are available to one borrower at a time using controlled digital lending. Browse our library.

If you'd like to learn more about the National Emergency Library, please read the following:

Impacts of the temporary National Emergency Library and controlled digital lending (June 11, 2020)

Announcing a National Emergency Library to Provide Digitized Books to Students and the Public (March 24, 2020)

The National Emergency Library - Who Needs It? Who Reads It? Lessons from the First Two Weeks (April 7, 2020)

Teachers & the National Emergency Library: Stories from the Frontlines of Online Schooling (April 13, 2020)

Forging a Cooperative Path Forward: University Presses & the National Emergency Library (April 27, 2020)

Observations From An Author & Librarian (May 4, 2020)

What it Means to be a Library During COVID-19 (May 11, 2020)

When An Island Shuts Down: Aruba & the National Emergency Library (May 18, 2020)

Temporary National Emergency Library to close 2 weeks early, returning to traditional controlled digital lending (June 10, 2020)

Frequently Asked Questions about the National Emergency Library

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The National Emergency Library was a temporary collection of books that supported emergency remote teaching, research activities, independent scholarship, and intellectual stimulation while universities, schools, training centers, and libraries were closed due to COVID-19. The National Emergency Library launched on March 24, 2020, and closed on June 16, 2020.

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Storycrash, curated online stories with linked content and crafts on themes for K1-3.
http://storycrash.blogspot.com/?m=1

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here's what various celebrities are offering you and your kids for free daily to help with their education while schools are closed:
9.00am - PE with Joe Wicks https://youtu.be/6v-a_dpwhro
10.00am - Maths with Carol Vorderman www.themathsfactor.com
11.00am - English with David Walliams https://www.worldofdavidwalliams.com/elevenses/
12.00pm - Lunch (cooking with Jamie Oliver) https://www.jamieoliver.com/feat…/category/get-kids-cooking/
1.00pm - Music with Myleene Klass https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQh2wgJ5tOrixYBn6jFXsXQ
1.30pm - Dance with Darcey Bussel https://twitter.com/diversedance…/status/1241098264373592065
2.00pm - History with Dan Snow (free for 30-days) https://tv.historyhit.com/signup/package
4.00pm - Home Economics with Theo Michaels (Mon/Wed/Fri) https://www.instagram.com/theocooks
Non-daily events include:
Science with Professor Brian Cox, Robin Ince & Guests https://cosmicshambles.com/stayathome/upcoming-schedule
9.30am Wednesday 25 March - Geography with Steve Backshall https://twitter.com/SteveBacksha…/status/1242058846941712385

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Oliver Jeffers is reading his books live on social media and these can be available on his website as well.

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Oliver Jeffers is reading his books live on social media and these can be available on his website as well.

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https://www.oliverjeffers.com/books#/abookaday/

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The Working Mind and Drawing Hand of Oliver Jeffers

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David Walliams is reading his stories online:

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David Walliams is reading his stories online:

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https://www.worldofdavidwalliams.com/elevenses/
and CLPE have some useful resources at:
https://clpe.org.uk/powerofpictures/books-and-teaching-sequences

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David Walliams is reading his stories online:

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David Walliams is reading his stories online:

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https://www.worldofdavidwalliams.com/elevenses/
and CLPE have some useful resources at:
https://clpe.org.uk/powerofpictures/books-and-teaching-sequences

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This is a great offer from Follett - which many of us use anyway - please share this as it is free. And we know Follett resources are of a high quality too.

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Register for Free Lightbox™ and AV2 World Languages

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I have actually turned my own reading sessions into a podcast - www.libraryvee.podbean.com
They give you 5 free hours to podcast :) Just make sure your students are safe and only access the link - on the app, website are loads of podcasts that are not suitable for students. SO if you create your own, only give them access to a link. Also - I am checking the copyright of just recording a book - for education it might be permissible if kept on your schools' learning environments only.

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Scholastic Distance Learning- e-books to listen and read aloud with fun loving activities

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Photo Credits: Adam Van Spronsen/Shutterstock (bear); Kinzie Riehm/Image Source/Getty Images (4 children); Illustration by Allan Davey (Revolutionary War); Courtesy of Lily Hevesh/Hevesh5 (domino sculpture)

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Teaching Remotely for Grades K - 12 | Free Resources and Strategies

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Photo Credits: Adam Van Spronsen/Shutterstock (bear); Kinzie Riehm/Image Source/Getty Images (4 children); Illustration by Allan Davey (Revolutionary War); Courtesy of Lily Hevesh/Hevesh5 (domino sculpture)

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Received this email from the SLA and has useful links

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This is a great link as Audible are allowing kids to stream free stories from their incredible collection across six different languages.

All stories are free to stream on your desktop, laptop, phone or tablet.

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Storytime from Space - Great to hear Astronaut Hazza reading a picture book in Arabic 

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Storytime from Space - Great to hear Astronaut Hazza reading a picture book in Arabic 

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Story Time From Space | T2 Science & Math Education Consultants

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Khalifa and Amal Go To Space (Read in Arabic)

© Copyright T2 Education 2016

Khalifa and Amal go To Space

Book By Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre | Read in Arabic by Astronaut Hazzaa AlMansoori

Run Time: 9:31 Minutes

This illustrated storybook follows the adventures of brother and sister Khalifa and Amal, who love space. They dream of flying in a rocket ship to the Moon and Mars, and living like astronauts on the International Space Station.

One night, they fall asleep...and their dream comes true.

Ideal for 4-7 year olds
Colourful, eye-catching illustrations
Easy-to-understand introductions to space themes.

تسرد هذه القصة المصورة مغامرات خليفة وأمل في الفضاء، فهما يحلمان بالذهاب سويّاً في رحلة إلى القمر والمريخ على متن مركبة فضائية واختبار حياة رواد الفضاء على متن محطة الفضاء الدولية.

!وفي ليلة من الليالي يغطان في نوم عميق ليدركا أن حلمهما قد تحقق فعلاً

مناسبة للأطفال الذين تتراوح أعمارهم بين 4 و7 سنوات
غنية بالرسوم الملونة
مقدمة سهلة لبعض المواضيع الخاصة بالفضاء

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Khalifa and Amal | Story Time From Space

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Khalifa and Amal Go To Space (Read in Arabic) © Copyright T2 Education 2016 This illustrated storybook follows the adventures of brother and sister Khalifa and Amal, who love space. They dream of flying in a rocket ship to the Moon and Mars, and living like astronauts on the International Space Station.

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I’ve signed up to this free Children’s Literature Webinar on Tuesday 9am DUBAI time. And continuing to share ideas globally via twitter. 

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I’ve signed up to this free Children’s Literature Webinar on Tuesday 9am DUBAI time. And continuing to share ideas globally via twitter. 

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ursula dubosarsky—the 2020-2021 australian children's laureate tickets

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Eventbrite - The School Magazine presents Ursula Dubosarsky-the 2020-2021 Australian Children's Laureate - Tuesday, 24 March 2020 - Find event and ticket information.

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Excellent website for kids to listen to stories by great authors and illustrators as come live and read out loud !

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Get ready for the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade as Rocco reads Melissa Sweet's book, Balloons Over Broadway, in this episode of Read Out Loud! Read more "

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I am recording myself reading a book for the year 6 cohort, in 20 minute chunks. Parents can then play the free recording daily instead of reading themselves if they don't have time or access to a book. The book is also in AR for students to complete a quiz if they so wish. We use MS TEAMS so the recordings will be shared in a closed environment :)

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I am using the Collections in Destiny to promote reading for teachers and students. Collections really support online learning and make teachers' lives easier too.
I am busy creating a few help tutorials - here is a link to one so far.
This is just on how to search in Destiny Discover. I used PowerPoint with voice over and saved it as an MP4 file.