DogEared is a blog about books from National Geographic for Kids. The name “dogeared” comes from turning the top edge of a page. It features six bloggers from ages eight to eleven. They blog about all kinds of books--good books, funny books, adventure books and books about animals, friendship, pirates, and faraway places. Students can mark (“dog-ear”) the Web page so they can return to it often in order to read real kids’ reviews and recommendations. They then share their own opinions and create their own reading wish list as if it were their own online book club, http://kidsblogs.nationalgeographic.com/dogeared/.
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- New Instructional Materials
- VoiceThread, K-12
- PBS Teachers Connect, K-12
- Parent/School Tech Survey
- DogEared: Blog About Books, 2-6
- MYVisit Virtual Author Series, K-8
- Celebrating Maurice Sendak, K-6
- New WWW for Female Engineers, 7-12
- Explore the Moon, 5-8
- NASA eClips, K-12
- Election Resources, K-12
- Teach the First Amendment, 9-12
- Make a Run for the U.S. Presidency, 8-12
- GIS and Geographic Inquiry, 6-12
- Facing the Post-War World: Everett Dirksen
- Character Counts Week, K-12
- Doing What Works: ELL, K-5
- Iowa Core Curriculum, K-12
- Free Test and Quiz Generators, K-12
- Soundzabound, K-12
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