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Identifying The Setting Of A Story

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In this video, Sandy and Reya talk about the pictures and words that help identify the setting of a story.
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All About Characters

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In this video, Reya talks about how characters in a story think, feel, act, and change.
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Donuts, The Hole Story!

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Get ready for a delicious and hilarious journey through a world filled with (and made of) everyone’s favorite treat: donuts!
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The Five Vowels

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Learn about the five vowels with Reya the Red Panda.
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Literary Genres: Nonfiction

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Learn all about the word genre, and the many styles of nonfiction that you can read.
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Finding The Lesson Of A Story

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In this video, Ollo and Reya read a book together to find the lesson in the story. They use the problem in the story to find the hint about the lesson.
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Bluey Book Reads: Queens

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Bluey and Bingo are taking turns being Queen and Butler - but they both think that being Butler is a lot more fun than being Queen!
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Summarizing A Story

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In this video, listen as Reya retells the story of the Three Little Pigs by describing what the main characters wanted, what the problem was, and how it was solved.
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Our Class Is A Family

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This heartwarming story helps little ones understand the special bond between their classroom family.
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Literary Genres: Fiction Part 2

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Learn about six more styles of literature that you can choose to read.
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Retelling A Story

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In this video, help Peck retell the story of Goldilocks by putting key details in order with first, next, and last.
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Bluey Book Reads: Baby Race

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Rose Byrne reads Baby Race, a lovely story about how Bluey first learned to walk!
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Identifying Important Information In A Story

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When retelling a story, it's important to include the important things that describe what happened.
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Old MacDonald Had A Truck

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Just what are Old MacDonald and Mrs. MacDonald building on their farm with all these trucks?
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Literary Genres: Fiction Part 1

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Learn about the first six styles of literature that you can choose to read.
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Grasshoppers

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Read along and discover how these insects make sound and listen from their abdomens!
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The Couch Potato

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Follow the Couch Potato’s hilarious journey from screen-loving spud to discovering the joy of real-life adventures.
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Jonah Takes The Train

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Ten-year-old Jonah takes his first solo ride on Chicago's elevated train to meet his sister Gabbi at Union Station.
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Toni Baroni Loves Macaroni

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This charming tale about a limited palette that is expanded, step-by-step, on a tour through noodle-dom is told in singsong verse.
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Reading Through Touch

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One charity is giving blind and partially sighted people the opportunity to experience the joys of reading through touch.
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The Vowel Teams Song: Long E

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Learn (and sing along) with examples of the following vowel teams: ee, ea, ey, ei, ie.