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The Reading Brain: Using Writing to Support Readers

The Reading Brain: Using Writing to Support Readers

Using writing as a bridge to stronger reading, this Grade 3–5 professional learning session explores evidence-based strategies that accelerate literacy growth. Strengthen decoding, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension while designing inclusive routines that support every learner. Lunch provided. Please bring a device.

Strategies for Teachers of Grades 6–12 to Improve Student Writing Skills

Strategies for Teachers of Grades 6–12 to Improve Student Writing Skills

This full-day professional learning session focuses on practical strategies and routines to significantly boost the volume and complexity of student writing across grades 6–12. Participants will explore instructional approaches that help students build strong academic structures to enhance writing skills at all levels of literacy.

Filling the Nutritional Gaps

Filling the Nutritional Gaps

In this program, participants will explore the concept of snacking, learn about its benefits, and examine its impact on blood sugar levels. They will discuss how effective snacking can fulfill the body’s need for essential nutrients. Additionally, they will learn how to use myplate.gov to identify nutritional gaps and receive recommendations for foods that can help fill those gaps. Participants will also explore the role of fiber, understand the difference between soluble and insoluble fiber, and identify sources of each type.