Learn to Teach With the E-Edition. It's Easy!
The Palm Beach Post e-edition is educational, efficient, and easy to use. It makes learning fun for students by reaching them where they live - in an increasingly digital world. And, it can be easy and fun for you, too. Check out our online teacher tutorial. It gives you step-by-step directions for using the e-edition tools. We'll even give you suggestions for learning activities that meet state standards. Easy! Educational! Efficient! A triple winner!
How can I receive free curriculum
and electronic newspapers for my students?
Following is a list of the NIE Programs for Winter/Spring 2013. (Most programs available in Palm Beach County Only.) You must be a certified teacher to order. THERE IS NO COST TO REGISTER. For each registered program, you will receive a student supplement for each of your students.The supplement will be delivered by our carrier to your school on the first day of the program(s) you choose. Thereafter, you will have access to e-Post, our electronic version of The Palm Beach Post, through the duration of the program to complete the activities in the supplement (see program listings for delivery days). Watch your e-mail just prior to the start of each program you choose for your username and password to access e-Post.
YOU MAY CHOOSE AS MANY OF THE PROGRAMS BELOW AS YOU LIKE.
►Order online by clicking here
At the end of the program you will receive a confirmation of delivery affidavit. In order to continue these programs at NO COST to you, we are required to receive these signed forms back from you.
For more information email Nancy Jones or call 561-820-4648 or 1-800-432-7595 Ext. 4648.
Nellie Bly Reading Series (CLOSED)
■This program is available in all counties.
■January 14 - February 15, 2013 (No delivery on January 21)
■Story chapters available for download and access to e-Post on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
■Upper Elementary and Middle School Grades
■Woman of the World: The Story of Nellie Bly is a biography of an American journalist who changed the face of newspapers. It is a well-documented nonfiction story that is exciting and inspiring for young readers. These 14 chapters will be a great way to lead into Women's History Month in March. A teacher's guide will also be provided.
Living Black History (CLOSED)
■This program is available only in Palm Beach County.
■February 5 - 26, 2013
■Electronic newspapers available for access on Tuesdays and Thursdays
■Upper Elementary, Middle, and High School Grades
■The Living Black History curriculum demonstrates that African American history is not something that happened hundreds of years ago, but something that is being added to every day. Some of the many features will include Olympic gold medalist, Gabby Douglas, NASA leader Charles Bolden, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, the enduring influence of the Coretta Scott King Children's Book Awards and the importance of black businesses to the nation's economy.
World of Fish (CLOSED)
■This program is available only in Palm Beach County.
■May 1 - 22, 2013
■Electronic newspapers available for access on Wednesdays
■Upper Elementary School Grades
■Students can read all about our fascinating, finned friends in this lively tab.