Winter Reading Picks Feature Diverse Kids titles
The Mini Page highlights several winter reading options for all ages. Highlights include How We Got to Now explaining six ideas behind everyday advances, Squirm about Billy in Florida and Montana, Someone Like Me detailing Julissa Arce’s journey to citizenship, Origami and Haiku from the British Museum, Into the Jungle expanding Kipling’s tales, and more.
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Resources On the Web and Library Guide Hints
An item noting a web link bit.ly/MPEpic and library display titles: Who Was Dr Seuss by Janet B Pascal. It mentions online resources and a book in the library to explore author Dr Seuss history, with reading guidance and potential biography details.
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Sea ice as a measure of planetary health
Eco note explains that winter sea ice near the North Pole forms a solid top layer, melting each summer but with some persistent always frozen. The retreat of summer ice reduces heat transport between equator and poles, affecting ocean currents and life both in the sea and on land.
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Mini Page social media prompt for teachers
Teachers get standards aligned activities and follow The Mini Page on Facebook via a short link. The note invites educators to visit bit.ly/MP standards for supplementary materials and classroom ideas.
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