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Use a child's strengths in other subject areas! Interdisciplinary lessons are the most engaging and effective for all students. Most of these involve books and printables, but if you're looking for something different, see the bottom of the post - and / or leave a message. I just may have another post coming!
Read recipes and cook. This has an added bonus of teaching math and science at the same time! Read menus and restaurant reviews.
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Read sports recaps and magazines. Create charts and graphs that show statistics. Discuss patterns you've noticed and predict what will happen next.
Read diaries.
- Dear America - historical fiction stories written from the point-of-view of young girls throughout American history
- The Royal Diaries - historical fiction written from the point-of-view of young girls throughout world history and based on real people
- My Name is America - historical fiction stories written from the point-of-view of young boys throughout American history
Read signs. Take pictures of them and write stories that include them in the plot.
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