Stephanie J Garrett
Being the Change: A Collection of Perspectives
Life has changed, so how do you navigate the new landscape?
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Stephanie J Garrett
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Oct 23, 2024
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Episodes
Popularity Read Aloud: Will abandons the Allans to Become Popular 12.11.2020 8:27
Listen and think!
Scary Story: DEMON DOG VERSION ONE WRITTEN BY WILLIAM J DRAMATIC READING: MRS. G 22.10.2020 7:01
Keep one eye open when you sleep after hearing this frightening tail ( tale).
The Vicious Beast: A Version One Spooky Story Written by: William Dramatic Reading by: Mrs. G 22.10.2020 7:34
Watch out for the vicious beast. DO NOT TURN YOUR BACK.
Scary Stories: Listen if YOU DARE! 21.10.2020 5:47
Listen in for inspiration ( with one eye open).
Emmanuel’s Dream 20.09.2020 1:59
After watching the Read Aloud: Emmanuel’s Dream... listen as we think of how identity webs can be used to understand the characters in the books you are reading.
Mending Wall by Robert Frost 05.09.2020 2:14
New England is home to thousands of miles of stone walls built by farmers long ago. Listen in on Robert Frost's take on the farmer's wall.
The White Pine Tree 05.09.2020 2:30
Learn some fascinating facts about the white pine tree!
MILL POND'S DRAINAGE BASIN 05.09.2020 2:04
What is a drainage basin and how does it work? Listen in to find out!
The Great American Chestnut 04.09.2020 5:44
The great American Chestnut once towered 100 ft and was the dominant tree from Maine to Georgia. Producing bushels of nutrient-rich chestnuts for forest animals and humans, the chestnut was part of the American lore, but that changed in 1904. Tune in to find out more.
Shagbark Hickory 03.09.2020 3:08
Here is a quick blurb about the Shagbark Hickory.
Sassafras Tree 03.09.2020 3:04
A quick blurb about the sassafras tree.
Flying Lessons Matt De La Pena Story 1 30.06.2020 5:51
We need diverse books in America for our youth. In each podcast I will read a third of a short story with the hope that you will want to read the rest of the story.
Slam Poetry: Session 7/8 TODAY YOU ARE SLAMMING! 20.05.2020 8:06
LISTEN IN AS I GUIDE YOU AS TO HOW TO S. L A M YOUR POEM.
Analyzing poetic craft and structure intro 26.04.2020 5:12
In this episode, we will dive a little deeper into why we read poetry and we will listen to Robert Frost poem, “The Road Not Taken.”
Why do we read and write poetry? 26.04.2020 4:49
In this episode, we will explore why we read in my poetry and what resources you will have available for this unit.
When Mosquitoes Were King 31.03.2020 5:54
Listen in to learn more about the conditions in America that began DDT insecticide use.
Why Nonfiction Ep. 1 March 23rd 23.03.2020 8:50
How do we advance our learning? Believe it or not, reading both fiction and nonfiction books will! Today, we explore the value of reading nonfiction.
Lessons From France with Sam 19.03.2020 18:04
Meet Sam Garrett. She lived in Southern France for a semester in college. In this episode, Sam discusses life, culture, and French food.
Nonfiction Session 1 Read Aloud 17.03.2020 7:48
Listen, Notice, and Note
Episode 9 Research 23.01.2020 11:39
Research on the Run
Book Club Historical Fiction Session 9: The Night Diary 16.01.2020 13:45
Listen in on a great discussion.
Historical Fiction Session 8 Book Club Talk Block B 16.01.2020 28:29
Listen in as we discuss Refugee by Alan Gratz.
Historical Book Club Talk Block A 16.01.2020 15:18
Listen in as some sophisticated readers discuss how history impacts their characters!
HistoricalFiction Session 6 16.01.2020 9:20
Pause at the end of your novel to reflect and ask ... What is the reader really trying to teach me?” Reflect on earlier parts with the end in mind to synthesize .
Historical fiction session 5 13.01.2020 13:08
Focus on the trouble your character is immersed in and how your characters main traits may collide with the historical era they may find themselves in.
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