Discover the magic of point of view with Miss Meg! Whether it’s first, second, or third person, each perspective offers unique insights into the story. Learn how narrators influence how we understand characters, events, and emotions in a tale.

Who’s Telling the Story?: Understanding Points of View! | Ms. Meg | Read, Write, ROAR!

Let’s explore emotions with Miss Audra! Create sounds that express feelings like happiness, sadness, and surprise, all while calming your body.

Explore Emotions Through Sound | Ms. Audra | Read, Write, ROAR!

Learn about the stunning Sleeping Bear Dunes with Mr. Peterson and Ranger Dave! Discover why national parks are important, how to protect these natural wonders, and watch Mr. Peterson create a Public Service Announcement to help spread the word. Let’s protect our parks together!

Sleeping Bear Dunes | How to Create a PSA | Mr. Peterson | Read, Write, ROAR!

Explore how nature inspires art! Join us at the Thomas Township Nature Preserve to see how wildlife and habitats can fuel creativity and expression.

Writing About The Art of Nature | Paul Roose | Read, Write, ROAR!

Forward Fold Stretch: Restore your energy with Ms. AP as she guides you through a forward fold stretch in this 2-minute movement snack. Warm up, fold, and cool down to keep your body flexible and energized​
Read, Write, ROAR! Restore is made in partnership with Inpact at Home https://inpactathome.umich.edu/

Read, Write, ROAR! Restore – Forward Fold

On Read, Write, ROAR! Discover the beauty of Sleeping Bear Dunes and learn why protecting our national parks is so important. Then, join an adventure through Michigan&#8217;s Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, exploring its stunning cliffs, forests, and beaches. Let’s go Read, Write, ROAR!

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On Read, Write, ROAR! Explore the concept of urban sprawl and its impact on nature by writing powerful haiku that capture the balance between cities and the natural world. Then, embark on an adventure at the International Wildlife Refuge to learn how to conduct research, compare habitats, and protect wildlife. Let’s go Read, Write, ROAR!

On Read, Write, ROAR! Explore the concept of urban sprawl and its impact on nature by writing powerful haiku that capture the balance between cities and the natural world. Then, embark on an adventure at the International Wildlife Refuge to learn how to conduct research, compare habitats, and protect wildlife. Let’s go Read, Write, ROAR!

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Discover the history of the I-496 freeway and its impact on Lansing’s African American community, exploring the effects of urban renewal and displacement. Then, explore Detroit’s largest art object, the Fisher Building, uncovering its rich history and architecture.

Discover the history of the I-496 freeway and its impact on Lansing’s African American community, exploring the effects of urban renewal and displacement. Then, explore Detroit’s largest art object, the Fisher Building, uncovering its rich history and architecture.

Changing Places: The Story of a Freeway and a Big Building

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