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Tag: read-alouds

The secret to read-alouds

By Alex on February 5th, 2013

In this post, Wendy Murray of Scholastic Teaching Resources talks with teacher and author Maria Walther to get practical advice for how primary teachers can meet the Common Core State Standards by ramping up read-alouds. Murray: The Common Coremore… full post