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Welcome to Newspapers in Education!

Newspapers in Education is a program that promotes literacy through the use of the newspaper as an instructional aid in the classroom. The Portales News-Tribune partners with educators and local businesses to provide classroom copies for local and area teachers to use as a teaching tool at no cost to the schools or the teachers. We can help diminish the battle with literacy one classroom at a time.

For more information or to order classroom copies or curriculum guides e-mail Lynn Berry at lberry@cnjonline.com or call 575-769-1996.

This week's lesson:

Romney 'takes credit' for auto recovery

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►Archive of past lessons
►Teacher comments

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Diversity, multiculturalism, worldwide events. You'll find plenty for classroom discussions in this listing of events.

►Get This Week in History

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►Population turning point: Nonwhite parents account for more than half of recent U.S. births

-- Front Page Talking Points Archive

Audio

Daily Science Webcasts

Science Diary: Bat Diversity - Climate Change

A belly full of bugs or pregnant? The answer could have an impact on the population levels of Malaysian bats.
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-- May 22, 2012

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►Enhance vocabulary and written/verbal skills with over 2,500 pages of puzzles, themed features, word lists, SAT, ACT test prep and word games.

Created by:
Jan and Carey Cook

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Tap the wealth of information in your newspaper as a teaching tool:

►Elementary (K-4)
►Middle (5-8)
►Secondary (9-12)

NIE Special Report

Science Behind the News

NBC Learn in partnership with the National Science Foundation explores the science, technology, engineering and math found in current events. The Science Behind the News series connects fundamental STEM topics to real world current news events.

►View This Week's New Video!

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Romney Rejects Super PAC Ad Attacking Obama

►Discussion prompts & video archive.

Courtesy of NBCLearn, News Video will feature video selections from the NBCLearn series Decision 2012 until the November Presidential election.

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►Quebec shuts some universities to curb student protests

Answer FIVE Geography questions each week based on major news events.

►Archive of Geography quizzes

This week's word in the news: SEDENTARY
DEFINITION: Accustomed to sit or rest a great deal or to take little exercise.	FOUND IN THE NEWS: Pets are getting fatter because of their increasingly sedentary lifestyles and they are being overfed, and more than one in seven cats and dogs in Ohio are now overweight or obese, according to a new report ►Dayton Daily News -- 05/21/2012