New programs exclusively for e-Appeal subscribers
Help Students Learn "All About Elections"
"All About Elections" focuses on voting, election vocabulary, political parties, the presidential candidates, campaigning, campaign issues, and leadership qualities.
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For access to outstanding, up-to-date election coverage, go to the Commercial Appeal Politics page.
Serial story: "Ghost from the Past: The
Mystery of Latham House," Tuesdays and Thursdays, Sept. 30 - Nov. 6.
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The Stock Market Game contest this year
is Sept. 29 through Dec. 5. The first
425 teams get free access.
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Week 1 Standings
Download the Teen Appeal Teen Appeal is a citywide high school newspaper program that introduces journalism to Memphis teens. Memphis City Schools students reporter, photograph and cartoon for the publication which has a distribution of 19,000. The program is a partnership among The Commerical Appeal, the University of Memphis, Scripps Howard Foundation and Memphis City Schools.  "Sunday SkillPower" "Sunday SkillPower" enhances basic reading, math and other life skills with the Sunday news. This interactive guide packs an educational punch with lots of NIE activities and national learning standards. It features activities such as a sports page scavenger hunt, "cracking the code" of abbreviations in the classified ads, the cost of apartment renting, geography with the weather map, math with ads, reading the TV schedule for information, building skills with current events and counting coupons. AVAILABLE ONLY WITH E-APPEAL Workshop NIE Style Teacher's Guide 
"Workshop NIE Style" Teacher's Guide itemizes the Tennessee state standards that correlate with the activities. Some of these standards have changed since the Tennessee Press Association created this comprehensive, 72-page guide in 2006. It contains language arts, social studies, mathematics and social studies activities at elementary, middle and secondary levels. AVAILABLE ONLY WITH E-APPEAL 
"Civil Rights: The Dream Lives On"
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. dreamed of a world where all people had equal rights. Have we achieved that goal? Students are challenged to learn the history of the Civil Rights movement and to think about the future of equal rights for all. AVAILABLE ONLY WITH E-APPEAL Download here.
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