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Welcome to the home of Christina Nosek Literacy (formerly The Teacher Triathlete). New thoughts, ideas, and K-6 literacy education tips are frequently added. Thank you for reading with me!

You may also be interested in  To Know and Nurture a Reader, my cowritten blog with Kari Yates.

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      • Reading: It’s Just What We Do!
      • Falling in Love with Books!
      • Why I Ditched the At-Home Reading Log
      • Classroom Libraries: To Level or Not to Level?
      • Revisiting Reading Levels
      • Who’s Doing the Work?
      • Four Steps to Immersing Your Students in Reading Over Winter Break
    • Writing
      • Technology in the Upper Elementary Writing Workshop
      • It’s Time to Retire “I Like…”
      • Topic Choice- It Matters.
    • Balanced Literacy
    • Social Emotional
      • It’s Time for an Honest Conversation
    • K-6 Classroom
      • What Are You Following? There’s Only One Right Answer to This Question.
      • Back to the Classroom: Setting Up Day 1
      • 10 Days In…
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