South Carolina ETV
Language Arts & Literacy
Resources & Activities For Teaching Media Literacy in South Carolina ELA Classrooms
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Martha
Speaks Monday-Friday 7:30am-8:00am What if your dog could talk? Follow the adventures of Martha after alphabet soup gives her the power of speech. She gets jobs, foils bad guys, wins contests, and orders lots of steak! Based on the best selling books by Susan Meddaugh, Martha Speaks comes from the creators of Curious George and Arthur and is designed to bridge vocabulary gaps common to many young children. |
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The Kennedy Center Performing Arts Series presents Telling Stories: Carole Boston Weatherford October 31 next up: Our White House: Looking In, Looking Out November 6 |
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Fairfax Network presents Meet The Author During the half-hour interactive program, authors describe their approach to the writing process, talk about character development, and sometimes share a sneak peek at their books not yet published. Next program November 13: Thomas Holtz |
| CONNECT
WITH ENGLISH Tuesdays 5AM Connect With English touches on life’s important issues: leaving home, parenting, education, work, love, success, and loss. All of the characters use meaningful, natural language that students can put to work immediately in their own lives. Also available via Annenberg |
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| Project
CONNECT is a web site where adults enrolled in adult education classes can practice their English skills and learn about working, studying and living in the United States-all online using a computer with reading, writing, audio, video, Internet and e-mail activities. Teachers can set up online class groups, send and receive e-mail with their classes and review student work. |
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| Saturday mornings 5:00am-5:30am Click here for latest broadcast schedule. |





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