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            Collins' 55 word stories 02/13/2012
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            Timmons' 55 word stories 02/13/2012
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            "There's nothing quite like a real book." 02/09/2012
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            Reply to the phrase you see at the end of this video: "There's nothing quite like a real book."
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            Soliz' 55 Word Stories aka Flash Fiction 02/09/2012
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            Cohen's 55 Word Stories aka Flash Fiction 02/09/2012
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            Information Woods for OASL 10/13/2011
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            Links to resources from the Ranger Librarian poster session.

            Ranger Librarian informational brochure part 1
            Ranger Librarian informational brochure part 2
            Teacher Ranger Teacher Brochure from NPS
            A Park Mad Lib
            Canyon Wonderment brief article published in the OASL Interchange

            all documents in pdf
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            Information Woods: May the forest be with you 09/30/2011
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            PowerPoint Presentation submitted October 1, 2011 at the Fall Conference of the Oregon Council for Teachers of English
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            The Information Woods: OCTE Fall Conference 09/27/2011
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            MEDIA LINKS: Use the following as writing prompts in your classroom,

            1. Popular Culture and Environmental Justice

            2. Sign up for a Public Radio Exchange (PRX) account to get access to The Environment Report. Ads Use Nature to Sell SUVs.

            3. Honda Civic Hybrid commercial

            4. Ecomagination from GE: website
            • Wind Energy
            • Dancing Elephant
            5. Keep American Beautiful Campaign
            Discuss PSAs (public service announcements)

            6. Guide for the Use of Environmental Marketing Campaigns, from the Federal Trade Commission. Cross-curricular connection to Marketing & Economics classes.

            7. Other Popular Culture images and ideas to discuss: Smokey the Bear, the recycling logo, popular films: Erin Brockovich (2000), The China Syndrome (1979), A Civil Action (1999)

            Best for AP Students
            1. Representations of Nature in Popular Culture
            2. Crude Awakening
            A You Tube montage of Jane Fulton Alt's photo essay, set to Hurt, by Johnny Cash.

            3. Jane Fulton Alt : See Burn, Crude Awakening, Katrina, and Visitations

            4. Read Apologia, by Barry Lopez. A small but powerful essay on roadkill.

            Resources for Teachers
            Action for Nature Great list of links.
            Nature Study Gem resources hidden among the advertising.
            Teacher Ranger Teacher Program, hosted by the National Park Service.

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            Nature Journaling Links: OCTE Fall Conference 09/27/2011
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            Acorn Naturalists
            Teaching Writing Through Science. Order Books and Supplies.
            Smithsonian Education
            Introduction to the Nature Journal
            Sierra Club
            Keeping a Nature Journal. Includes template
            Nature Journaling Blog

            For Primary Grades
            lesson on nature journals
            USFWS lesson and resources
            Ideas for home school
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            Peninsula Reads - Middle School (6th-8th) 09/11/2011
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            Okay middle school students, show the world complete sentences and thoughtful comments. Answer this (4 sentence min.):
            What do you like to read about, and why?
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              Graphic from the Information Literacy Project at Beloit College in Wisconsin. http://www.beloit.edu/library/infolit/

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