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Date: 2013-07-01 10:41:41 Educational psychology Poetry Dyslexia Phonological awareness Rhyme Emily Dickinson I Spy Nursery rhyme Literature Linguistics Phonetics		Stoltz_web_extras_REV.indd Add to Reading List Source URL: www.alaeditions.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 798,61 KB Share Document on Facebook

	MIDNIGHT LAKE This is a poem that takes a traditional form of poetry – a nursery rhyme - and subverts it. The contrast with what you’d expect in a nursery creates irony in terms of meaning. Write down your analysis DocID: 1u6j6 - View Document
	All of the books: Play the corresponding song on the CD (One Size Fits All, Listen Up or CD that comes with book) as you go through each of the books with the students. The extended nursery rhyme books: DocID: 1tldj - View Document
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	Tunes That You Already Know Introduction This workshop is designed to help you expand your repertoire by learning some songs “that you already know”. First we will explore some nursery rhyme DocID: 1okV5 - View Document
	Nursery Rhyme mixup 1. Egg broken beyond repair. 2. Clumsy pair destined for a well. 3. Elderly monarch smokes, eats and enjoys fiddle music. DocID: 1og0U - View Document