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OUT THIS WEEK!
FIVE new Ready to Reads are headed to schools.
You'll find four great guided-reading titles, and one big book (plus a smaller version) for shared reading!
Teaching support material and audio will be on TKI shortly: bit.ly/2pIlF1W
Teaching voting or equality? Read all about Kate in 'The Fight to Vote', School Journal Level 4 May 2017: bit.ly/2p1J6EC
(Illustration by Malin Rosenqvist for @rebelgirlsbook)
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Today in history: Women win the right to vote in New Zealand!
On the 19 September 1983 (125 years ago!) Kate Sheppard taught us that voting is important: "Do not think your single vote does not matter much. The rain that refreshes the parched ground is made up of single drops."
Kia pai to Wiki o te Reo Māori!
#wikiotereomāori
#māorilanguageweek
📷: The Treehouse Creative
bit.ly/2wVOeOA
It’s @WgtnFree Ambulance Onesie Day! Volunteers are on the street all over Wellington so chuck ‘em your spare change or text ONES to 2249 to donate $3
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Hey you guys, come and be our Visiting Writer next year for three months, beginning March. There's an apartment, an income and a great writing community massey-careers.massey.ac.nz/… …
Aaaaand, if you want to know why the School Journal started being published in levels, here's the answer: bit.ly/2KPuGiV
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Junior teachers!
We reckon there's a bit of confusion out there about the Ready to Read series, so we've put together a few words to clear a couple of things up. Hope it's helpful 😀
bit.ly/2KPstE9
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Thanks for the article, @TheSpinoffTV!
As you say, "If our kids are armed with the basics, then maybe there’s a chance they’ll grow into adults that understand that our differences make us stronger.” bit.ly/2vJthFf
@EducationGovtNZ @XTOTL
Thank you all so much for your support for Te Tiriti o Waitangi. It would be great to see this taonga widely distributed, but for now it’s a resource just for schools. BUT! You can download a PDF version from bit.ly/2O5BKdp
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Today in 1987 Te reo Māori was recognised as an official language. Tau kē tātou.