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Cobb County English Language Arts Supervisor, Liz Cobra, shares her insight on phonological learning in this Literacy Innovation video. Her experience building the early literacy framework began in 2015 and is now used

In this episode of Let's Learn GA!, high school English teacher Dana Cole discusses different structures on writing compare and contrast essays. 

Teacher Sarah Lucas reads a book she wrote about a family of foxes and teaches students about the characteristics and behaviors of adult foxes and their offspring in this episode of Let's Learn GA! 

Ms. Seides, a Georgia kindergarten teacher, shares ways caregivers can help their children get ready for kindergarten over the summer. 

Karen Garland, a K-5 science teacher, shares what new concepts rising second graders can expect to learn and ways caregivers can help their children get ready for the new school year over the summer. 

Ms. Murphy, a Georgia PreK teacher and former kindergarten teacher, identifies simple ways to engage students during the summer months to help them prepare for kindergarten. 

Ms. Trammell shares ways caregivers can help rising first graders prepare for the upcoming school year over the summer. 

First grade teacher, Ms. Trammell, covers a variety of ways caregivers and parents can help students get prepared for first grade. Concepts range from math, to nutrition, to ELA! 

In this Getting Ready video, fourth grade teacher Ms.

In this Getting Ready video, Ms. Oglesby shares helpful ways families can help their child prepare for the third grade.

In this Getting Ready video, fifth grade teacher Ms. Balaun dives into how students learn.

Georgia teacher Hillary Seides leads a lesson on how to write an informative/explanatory text in this episode of Let's Learn GA!.

In this episode of Let's Learn GA!, Georgia author Laurel Snyder and first grade teacher Tracy Trammel collaborate on a lesson that teaches students how to made connections to literature using S

Adapting to an Individualized Education Program can be a difficult transition for most students. But by starting small, personalizing reading potential and with the guidance of informed staff and administrators, Marietta City Schools has been able to create many success stories in literacy.