A reading activity in which students imagine possible future events of a story through writing.

The variety of ways in which different sensory pathways are recognized and utilized to provide a range of diverse methods and authentic learning environments for students to demonstrate their knowledge.

A model based on the claim that that learners can reflect on and recall information better the more they connect linguistic communication with other expressive forms.

A form of expression in which students can respond to stories and demonstrate their content-related knowledge through role-playing, acting, and dramatic performance.

Skills associated with the acquisition of knowledge and the processing of information through thought, such as reasoning, intuition, perception, imagination, inventiveness, creativity, problem-solving, and oral and written expression.

An award which recognizes the artist(s) of the most distinguished American picture book of the year.

A teaching method which integrates the arts to expand learning opportunities for diverse student populations.

A stage in oral language development in which two words are used to express an idea.

A verbal act in which the speaker replaces a sound within a word with another.

An examination of the number of errors that a reader makes without considering the type of error or impact on meaning.