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Newspapers In Education
Missourian in Education
Saturday 03/01/2014
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- Give ‘Lily’ a Hero’s Welcome
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It’s been nearly three years since an F-5 tornado hit Joplin May 22, 2011, and destroyed much of the town. It was the deadliest tornado to hit the United States since 1947, and there were many stories of loss and sadness.
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Friday 02/14/2014
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- Jump Start a Conversation With Your Teenager
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Taking a photo with a cell-phone camera and forwarding it to friends is something most teens (adults too) think very little about — snap, click, send!
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Thursday 02/13/2014
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- Brinkmann Teacher of the Year
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The students in Karen Brinkmann’s fifth-grade class at Beaufort Elementary cheer for a lot of things. Monday it was the newspaper.
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Sunday 02/02/2014
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- Poster Contest Prize is Search and Rescue Dog Visit
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A creative dog portrait will win one young artist and his or her school a visit from Lily, the search and rescue dog who stars in “Lily’s Story,” the newspaper serial by Carolyn Mueller, now appearing weekly in The Missourian.
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Saturday 01/11/2014
- New Reading Series inThis Issue
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The Missourian joins newspapers across the state this month in the Reading Across Missouri campaign, a Newspaper In Education effort to encourage children to read and learn inside their community newspaper.
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Thursday 01/09/2014
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- The Bee 2014 Study Guide available Jan. 11
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The Study Guide to The Bee, a special section filled with puzzles, trivia, activities and other fun spelling information as well as the Official Word List for the 2014 regional spelling competition will be included in the Jan. 11/12 issue of The Missourian.
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Thursday 12/26/2013
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- Teacher Guide Available for Upcoming Serial Story
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"Lily's Story" is coming to The Missourian beginning in the Jan. 11-12 issue of the newspaper. This new 8-chapter serial is a story of hope and hometown heroes, celebrating the courageous spirit of a very special dog.
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Thursday 10/31/2013
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- Another Successful Run for Youth Literacy
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More than 150 people, including 99 runners, turned out in support of youth literacy for the 8th annual Run to Read on Saturday, Oct. 12. The event began and ended at Washington Public Library and included a 5K loop around downtown, a 1-mile story stroll and a Baby Buzz Dash.
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Tuesday 09/10/2013
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- Run to Read offers Books, T-shirts and a Book Buzz Author Oct. 12
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Meghan McCarthy will headline the 8th annual Run to Read on Saturday, Oct. 12. The event, organized by The Missourian and the YMCA, will begin at 8 a.m. at the Washington Public Library.
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Wednesday 08/21/2013
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- Missourian Distributes Educational Resource to Area Schools
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The Missourian has delivered a new resource, “Using the Newspaper to Meet Common Core Standards” to K-12 classroom teachers area schools.
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Tuesday 08/06/2013
- Missourian Reading Event Thursday at Fair
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A summer of reading will pay off at 5 p.m. this Thursday, Aug. 8 when young readers will head to the Washington Town & Country Fair for The Missourian's annual Reader Recognition Night.
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Baby Buzz
"Baby Buzz February Pick Celebrates Love"
It’s February and love is in the air. To celebrate this special month, Washington School District Parents as Teachers have chosen “Catching Kisses,” by Amy Gibson, as their newest Baby Buzz Pick.
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February 07
More From Baby Buzz
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Baby Buzz Pick Can Help Quell Children's Fear, January Baby Buzz
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December Baby Buzz Pick Celebrates Snow
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November Baby Buzz Pick Features Old, New 'Playtime Rhymes'
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"Planes Fly," October Baby Buzz Pick
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Numbers are Fun with September Baby Buzz Pick
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Mom, Pop Diner Focus of August Baby Buzz Pick
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July Baby Buzz Pick, "Who Put the Cookies in the Cookie Jar"
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June Baby Buzz Pick Celebrates Fathers
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Discover Joys of Summer with May Baby Buzz Pick
Contact Us
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Dawn Kitchell
Contact Dawn Kitchell, Educational Services Director, at kitchelld@emissourian.com for information about the Missourian In Education and Record In Education youth readership programs.
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Nancy Sebastian
Contact Nancy Sebastian, Missourian In Education Sponsorship Coordinator, at mie@emissourian.com about sponsoring the Missourian In Education program.
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Chris Stuckenschneider
Contact Chris Stuckenschneider, Book Buzz Coordinator, at Newsbee@emissourian.com for information about the Book Buzz Youth Literacy Project.
Tuesday 09/07/2010
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- Chris Stuckenschneider of MO Books
- Updated: May 17, 2013 - 10:40 am
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No matter what the time of day or night, you'll find Chris Stuckenschneider paging through the latest novel or immersed in a stack of picture books for Book Buzz consideration. A longtime literacy advocate, Chris will keep you in the know about books. Page on with The Missourian's book editor--news, reviews and more for book lovers of all ages. To read her blog entries, click HERE.
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NIE Photo Galleries
Curriculum Resources
Bright Flash on the Moon Leads to a New Crater
On March 17th, 2013, a meteor the size of a small boulder traveling over 70 times the speed of a bullet crashed into the surface of the Moon. It created an explosion so bright that it could be seen from Earth—without a telescope! Scientists think that the force of the explosion was the same as about 5 tons of dynamite going off all at once.
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Search and Rescue Dog will be the Star of January Serial Story
Lilly, a search and rescue dog from Joplin, will be the star of the Reading Across Missouri project slated to appear in The Missourian beginning in the Jan. 11-12, 2014, issue. Joplin Globe reporter Scott Meeker shares the duo's story in a feature on the Weimaraner and her owner, Tara Prosser, in a feature you can read on the newspaper's website.
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NIE Week Curriculum Available
This year, the American Press Institute (formerly the Newspaper Association of America Foundation) has partnered with the Newseum on the annual curriculum. API has been creating Newspaper In Education Week curriculum for more than 25 years.
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Goodnight, Moons?
Go outside when the Moon is full. Look up and imagine you see two Moons, instead of one. Some scientists think that long ago Earth may have had two Moons.
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The Science of Space Art
You may have seen colorful, eye-popping space images in books or on NASA websites. There are beautiful spiral galaxies that shine in pinks and blues; glowing green and yellow clouds with great white-tipped columns; or the radiant leftovers of exploded stars that may look like an eye or a spider.
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Newspaper In Education Institute
Our membership to the Newspaper In Education Institute provides local educators access to more than 300 instructional resources, including teacher guides, student supplements, character education materials, numerous subject-specific resources, video & audio teacher training modules, and the popular NIE Instructional Calendar.
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