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Do you have a colleague who wants to learn more about KidNuz? Would the parents of your students appreciate learning more about what you're playing in the classroom? Use this one sheet explanation.

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Educator Resources

Take your students beyond the headlines and help them understand the journalistic process. Pair any of the exercises below with any KidNuz episode and watch them make the news their own!

Monday Morning Playbook

Here are a few ideas of how to incorporate KidNuz into your daily routine.

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The 5 W's!

As you listen, write down the "who, what, where, when, and why" of one story. Add a catchy headline and draw a picture that represents your favorite part of the story.

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Conversation Starters

What comes to mind as you're listening? What can't you wait to tell a friend or family member about what you've learned? Let's get this conversation started!

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What's Your Take?

KidNuz stories are intended to make kids think. And feel! Do they agree or disagree with the news?

Help them embrace their opinions and share them!

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Cause and Effect

Rarely does news happen spontaneously. Usually, there's a cause.. and an effect. Select one story and explain why something happened -- or the events that followed.

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What's the Problem?

Some of the best stories involve ingenuity - especially among kids! Pick your favorite story that includes a problem and a solution.

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