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Dystopian novels—often set in the future—depict undesirable or frightening societies where the citizens suffer from restrictions and/or injustices.

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Download a sample chapter from Finish the Fight!, accompanied by activities to engage students and honor 100 years of voting rights for women.

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How to write a rap

Teach your students how to write a rap with Dr. Chris Emdin using this rap lesson plan, complete with a writing template, rubric, and teacher guide.

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Though we may sometimes disagree with our friends or family members, they are often the ones we rely on to see us through difficult times.

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Though we may sometimes have differences of opinion with our friends or family members, they are often the ones we rely on to see us through difficult times.

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Graphic novels are hugely popular with readers of all ages. They capture our attention and keep us turning pages compulsively.

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Discover five days of reading and learning activities designed to engage your child in an exploration of sports, games, and having fun.

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Explore five days of reading and learning activities designed to engage your child in an exploration of sports, games, and puzzles.

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Explore five days of reading and learning activities designed to engage your child in an exploration of sports, games, and having fun.

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Graphic novels are hugely popular with readers of all ages. They capture our attention and keep us turning pages compulsively.

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This week’s suggested titles all fall into the nonfiction category, but they are anything but dull! If you like learning about real people and the real world, these are for you.

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This week’s suggested titles all fall into the nonfiction category, but they are anything but dull! If you like learning about real people and the real world, these are for you.

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Reading development expert Dr. Anne E. Cunningham offers tips to help teachers and parents foster a love of reading in students.

Dr. Anne Cunningham
Professor, University of California, Berkeley; HMH Author

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In a time of social distancing, reading with students and encouraging them to read for pleasure can improve their social-emotional learning.

Francie Alexander
Senior Vice President, Efficacy & Consulting Research

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Escaping our own reality by diving into a fantastical world can be an exciting adventure and a therapeutic release.

Keep students attention in online class

Remote learning forces educators to alter how they create instruction. Improve the online instructional experience for your students with these tips.

Erik Palmer
Program Consultant, Into Reading and Into Literature

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Dr. Nathan Clemens explains the science of reading and what forms of reading instruction are most effective, based on more than 40 years of high-quality research.

Dr. Nathan Clemens
Associate Professor, University of Texas, Austin

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Escaping our own reality by diving into a fantastical world can be an exciting adventure and a therapeutic release.

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