The Magic of Story Event With Jill Eggleton, QSO

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Jill Eggleton, QSO

In this webinar, international consultant and literacy expert Jill Eggleton shares the importance of reading aloud daily to students of all ages, elements of successful read aloud books, and effective reading routines that keep listeners engaged while developing their imaginations.

Have questions about shared reading routines? Ask Jill! Join us live for this literacy workshop for an opportunity to dialogue with HMH^®program author Jill Eggleton and help ensure your earliest learners cultivate a love of reading that will last a lifetime!

LIVE attendees will receive a professional development certificate of completion and access to a sample guided reader created by Jill Eggleton for her newRigby^®JillE Literacy^®series!

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Grade 1JillELiteracy Read Aloud

对幼儿园和一年级教室,读阿劳d Books connect with children, sparking their imaginations and leading to great discussions and social-emotional learning. Supportive teaching notes and related extension activities inside every book support the read aloud experience.

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Key Takeaways

Explore the elements of successful read-aloud books as well as effective shared reading routines that keep listeners engaged with these key webinar takeaways from Jill Eggelton.

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A K–3 literacy experience that offers resources to engage readers, spark critical thinking, and inspire curiosity.

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