Compton-Drew ILC Middle School Reads In
St. Louis, Missouri community members will sponsor book titles for Compton-Drew ILC's African-American Read In event. They will share over
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Welcome to the NCTE event calendar! Here, you can find a list of events, including webinars, workshops, and in-person conferences. These events provide opportunities for English language arts teachers to learn new strategies and techniques, network with colleagues, and stay up-to-date on the latest research and best practices in the field.
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African American Read-In (AARI)
New Manchester High School African American Reading Aloud
New 4925 Hwy 92, Douglasville, GA 30135, Douglasville, GA, United StatesNew Manchester High School debate students visited classes for the last day of black history month to read to the
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Reading on Live
I went on Instagram Live and read to whoever joined.
Service Learning Project
Today during morning instruction I read a book by Langston Hughes called Weary Blues. My 4th grade class really enjoyed
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Jefferson Traditional Middle School African-American Read-In
Teachers and/or guests will be reading excerpts from African-American authors at the beginning of each class period. All students will
Jefferson’s African-American Read-In
Jefferson Traditional Middle School 528 S. Eddy St., South Bend, IN, United StatesWe have invited community partners, parents, and district personnel to come to our school to read the first chapters, verse
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African American Read-In at Reynolds Community College, Parham Campus
Reynolds Community College, Parham Campus 1651 E. Parham Road, Henrico, VA, United StatesReynolds Community College honors African American writers by inviting the college community and the public to bring a brief selection
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African American Read-In with Dramatic Readings
This event will cover original student and staff/ faculty original literature.
North Central Michigan College African American Read-In
At the 2024 NCMC African American Read-in a total of forty students participated from three classes: Introduction to Sociology, Introduction
National African-American Read-in at Hawk Eye Elementary School Beta Club
Reading the book Sulwe by Lupita Nyong'o to Hawk Eye Elementary School's Beta Club. Approximately 20 students were able to
2nd Annual African American Read-In at Jacksonville State University
Let's celebrate Black authors and honor the voices that often go unheard! Bring a poem, short story, essay, play, or
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Humphreys University Black History Celebration: African-American Literary Read-In
A virtual event of students, staff, and faculty are welcome to attend and participate in reading from their favorite African-American
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African American Read-In at Arizona College of Nursing-Dallas Campus
Staff members and students will read selections from African American authors in the AZCN Learning Center.
The Weary Blues by Langston Hughes Read-In
A read in of The Weary Blues by Langston Hughes, read by Thed Bostic on Facebook live. With a max
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EJMS African American Read-In
East Jessamine Middle School 901 Union Mill Road, Nicholasville, KY, United StatesAs part of our Black History month, we invited students, their families, staff, and members of the community to come
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Genius in Our Stories: African American Read In
Oakland Schools is proud to host author/ illustrator Don Tate as our guest for this year’s African American Read-In. This
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Black History Month Reading
I read the poem the Scapegoat by Paul Laurence Dunbar to a group of people online
How the Word is Passed Book Discussion
Educators from Ann Arbor Open School are invited to a simple lentil soup dinner (in Palestinian peasant tradition) at a
Service-Learning Project: NCTE African American Read-in
CCECHS 1200 Murchison Rd, Fayetteville, NC, United StatesI will be hosting an African American Read-in at Cross Creek Early College High School. I will be reading Weary
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National African-American Read-in Sympathy by Paul Laurence Dunbar
Zoom 545 Westside Rd, Statesboro, GA, United StatesDuring Black History Month, present a public or virtual reading of a work of literature rooted in African-American oral traditions.
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Reading for Black History Month
Reading event: The People Could Fly: American Black Folktales by Virginia Hamilton, was read to a group of fifth grades
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National African-American Read-in Sympathy by Paul Laurence Dunbar
Zoom 545 Westside Rd, Statesboro, GA, United StatesDuring Black History Month, present a public or virtual reading of a work of literature rooted in African-American oral traditions.
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Freedom in Congo Square
Students will listen to the book Freedom in Cong Square. Students will create a daily routine.
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Celebrating Aretha Franklin: A Literary Tribute to The Queen of Soul
Join us for a special reading of "R-E-S-P-E-C-T: Aretha Franklin, The Queen of Soul" by Carole Weatherford, a captivating work
Youth Bible School
Little Zion Baptist 15116 Tomahawk Creek Rd, Orange, VADuring our youth Bible School, I read/sang Let it Shine by Ashley Bryan and read five poems from Sail away
Service Learning Project
I read "Lillian's Right to Vote: A Celebration of the Voting Rights Act of 1965" to my class (24 students).
Her Stories: Read in
"Her Stories" by Virginia Hamilton is a series of folktales, fairy tales, and true tales told from the perspectives of
The Creation of Blues Redefined
This event was held online via my personal podcast. I went live while and encouraged others to join me for
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Hobbton Elementary School
Hobbton Elementary School 12361 Hobbton Hwy, Newton Grove, NC, United StatesI read to a class of kindergarten students.
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National African American Read-In
I will be reading Walk Together Children by Ashley Bryan to a class of kindergarten students.
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