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Stealing Buddha's Dinner
The 2009-10 Great Michigan Read
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Order the FREE Stealing Buddha's Dinner Great Michigan Read supplement by Thursday, Oct. 22 to ensure delivery on Friday, Oct. 30!
The Accidental Mummies of Guanajuato
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At the Detroit Science Center through April 11, 2010
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Yak's Corner, now produced by Michigan K.I.D.S. , our educational nonprofit, will be published on 32 Thursdays during the 2009-2010 school year, beginning September 17.
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Breakfast Serials® are back - only in the Monday e-Editions of The Detroit News. We're thrilled to be able to continue offering serialized stories as BONUS content in the Monday Detroit News e-Edition. For this school year, Breakfast Serials will publish for three serials over 34 Mondays, beginning September 21 with "A Long Walk to Water."
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Electronic newspapers
Fully-sponsored subscriptions to e-Editions of the Detroit Free Press and The Detroit News are available to all Michigan educators.
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Print newspapers
Customer paid delivery of Thursday and Friday editions of the Detroit Free Press or The Detroit News Fully are available for 25 cents per copy. Sunday newspapers are available for 75 cents per copy. Print delivery is not available on any other days and may not be available in some areas.
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Sponsored student supplements
DNIE offers sponsored print student supplements on a variety of topics along with Friday to Friday access to e-Editions of the Detroit Free Press or The Detroit News. In some cases, sponsors will make it possible for schools to receive print delivery of student supplements without the daily newspaper.
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NIE Institute Educational Resources
As an NIE subscriber, you can access a wealth of free educational resources available through our membership in the national NIE Institute. All are appropriate for classroom instruction when used with the electronic or print edition of The Detroit News or Detroit Free Press.
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Teacher Resources (Updated every Monday)
Online Extras to put the newspaper -- print, eEdition or web -- to work in your classroom
Don't forget to check the Student Resources page for more activities
Global warming joins evolution as a hot-button school issueDownloadable weekly lessons, plus reading comprehension questions, for use with the e-Edition 
Custom eEdition LessonsEach week we post sets of activities for Grades 2-5, 6-8, and 9-12, specifically designed for use with the eEditions.  Italy's 'Purple People' protest premierAnswer FIVE Geography questions each week based on major news events. Archive of Geography quizzes Tap the wealth of information in your newspaper as a teaching tool:
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Download a lesson based on political cartoons and print it out for use in your classroom. (PDF format)
 Diversity, multiculturalism, worldwide events. You'll find plenty for classroom discussions in this listing of events. |
USA Weekend Teacher GuidesNew Teacher's Guides are available every Monday, complete with monthly themes highlighted in a weekly lesson and a monthly activity sheet.
THIS WEEK'S WORD IN THE NEWS
Teaching Reading With Your e-EditionReading is the skill that will help students all through life. And more and more, reading electronically will be the skill most valuable of all. In 19 themed units written to state and national standards, "Teaching Reading With Your e-Edition" uses current events and pop culture to hold students' attention, while covering everything from reading and comprehension strategies, to critical thinking, to ways to build vocabulary. It offers activities that explore instruction techniques such as Read, Wonder and Learn and SQ3R, shows students how to effectively read for information and demonstrates the value of making predictions, sequencing and examining cause and effect. It covers such essential literacy building blocks as parts of speech, root words, signal words and grammar, but also teaches the value of reading for pleasure.
Super Skills for eEditionsOver 100 ready-to-use, standards-based activities for building skills in technology, math, science, social studies and language arts.Download your activity sheets here:NEWSPAPERS NOW: Developing Comprehension and Research Skills With the NewspaperThis teacher guide includes 15 lesson plans, each with a classroom activity that helps students develop comprehension and research skills through newspaper content.
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Questions based on stories in your Detroit News to spark classroom discussions.
