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Make sure to check out Epic!'s expansive collection of educator resources: tons of helpful stuff that's clearly made with educator input, from getting started guides to monthly themed calendars to handouts for parents and lesson plans. To help with assessment, teachers can use the limited number of books that have multiple-choice quizzes already, or write and post their own to the community. Historical reenactments, videos, reports, or further research can deepen learning after reading a nonfiction book. Concepts of plot, theme, character development, and so on can follow a work of fiction. After reading, follow up with related activities. Given that this is a digital library, teachers also can project the book onto a smartboard and read to the class. Teachers can check on each student's progress through the dashboard. Or teachers can assign specific books based on reading level or by topic to get students investigating a particular subject or literature theme. Teachers can assign a theme (for example, biographies of important people in history) and let students find and read material on that theme.

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They can build their own collections, rate what they've read, and then report back to the teacher offline with a summary or a reflection on what they learned or liked about the book. Students can read books that interest them during silent reading or free choice time. Use Epic! - Kids' Books and Videos as you would use a library. Online Camps for a Summer of Learning Adventures.Workshops for Middle and High School Families.Workshops for Families with Kids Age 0–8.Digital Citizenship Resources for Families.Earn a badge of recognition for teaching digital citizenship.Join our next professional learning webinar or workshop.

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