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Reading is a huge part of a child's development. In the early stages, it should be a shared experience between parent and child which can impact a love of books 
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Google has many services available, and this infographic from GCLearnFree "briefly describes the 3 top things you can do with popular Google services." Along with Google Docs learn more about Google+, Google Calendar, YouTube, Blogger, and more!
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There's a lot more to online research than Google. This handy flowchart we've lovingly dubbed 'The Students Online Research Cheat Sheet' should help.
Beth Dichter's insight:
Check out this infograhic that may help students learn some new ways to search online. It provides a series of paths based on what information you might be looking for and in all likelihood there may be some sites on this that are new to you.
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Although this infographic was written with the parent in mind the ideas are applicable for teachers. Chances are you have at least a few students in your classroom whom may not be as engaged as you would like. Learn some of the tricks that you might try to help them become more engaged and consider sharing this with parents.