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1. access.openupresources.org › curricula › bookworms-k5Bookworms K–5 Reading & Writing | Curriculum Access

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   Explore. Considering print materials for Bookworms K–5 Reading & Writing? Get a print quote today! Watch an introduction to the Bookworms curriculum by the author, Sharon Walpole. Built upon abundant literacy research, and designed to make excellent instruction and differentiation easier.

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Bookworm_(insect)Bookworm (insect) - Wikipedia

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   Bookworm is a general name for any insect that is said to bore through books. [1] [2] The damage to books that is commonly attributed to "bookworms" is often caused by the larvae of various types of insects, including beetles, moths, and cockroaches, which may bore or chew through books seeking food. The damage is not caused by any species of worm.

3. access.openupresources.org › curricula › bookwormsBookworms Reading and Writing Beta | Curriculum Access

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   Jun 27, 2023 · The updated and revised Bookworms K–5 Reading and Writing 1st edition (2022) is now available. Please ensure you’re accessing the edition corresponding to your printed materials. Bookworms teacher materials are showing tremendous results in student literacy achievement. Learn more.

4. elt.oup.com › oxford_bookworms_libraryOxford Bookworms Library | United States | Oxford University ...

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   Free editable tests for every book. Oxford Bookworms are available for your tablet or computer through the Oxford Learner’s Bookshelf. Oxford Bookworms Library includes: Bookworms are the Worlds Best Leveled Readers Series.

5. www.britannica.com › animal › bookwormBookworm | Reading, Library, Literacy | Britannica

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   Bookworm, any insect (e.g., moths, beetles) whose larval (or adult) forms injure books by gnawing the binding and piercing the pages with small holes. No single species may properly be called the bookworm because a large number of insects feed upon dry, starchy material or paper and may damage.

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6. www.cehd.udel.edu › bookworms-curriculum-improvesBookworms curriculum improves reading skills - College of ...

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   Mar 30, 2016 · Sharon Walpole, University of Delaware, and Mike McKenna, University of Virginia, developed "Bookworms," a free, open-access, elementary ELA curriculum to increase students' reading comprehension and vocabulary. Schools in Delaware and Georgia have successfully implemented this program.

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   Is 'Bookworm' positive or negative?

   • The term still carries a tinge of disapproval—who wants to be called a worm?—but is widely considered to be more positive than it once was. Nowadays no one is likely to refer to any of these larvae as bookworms, least of all entomologists.

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   Is it good to be a bookworm?

   • There’s no harm being a bookworm, that’s a given. However, your questions asks whether or not is it good to be called one. Now, that’s something to be answered. I think, generally, being called a bookworm isn’t the most “good” thing. Usually, when one calls you a bookworm, they don’t mean it much in a good way.

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   What is the origin of the term "Bookworm"?

   • The origin of the idiom “bookworm” probably originated as a somewhat derogatory term for a person who studied or read more than was usual. Bugs such as silverfish, book lice, and linoleum beetles were referred to as bookworms because they inhabited books; thus the idiom. Go beyond correction. Refine your style with Magical Rephrase.

   Bookworm | Phrase Definition, Origin & Examples

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   Are there real bookworms?

   • Yes, Bookworms Are a Real Thing It didn’t occur to me that some people, perhaps even most people, who hear the term “bookworm” think it is only a metaphor for someone who reads voraciously. When I recently showed my teenage daughter a couple of pictures of bookworm tracks in books from the Sutro Library vault, she exclaimed, “Wait, bookworms are a real thing?”

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8. elt.oup.com › teachers › bookwormsOxford Bookworms Library Teacher's Site

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   Downloadable Level Tests. Help your students find the best Bookworms level to start from. Downloads: Get more from your reading! Free tests, test answers, and book answers. Interactive Online Level Tests. Visit the Oxford Bookworms Student's Site for the interactive online Level Tests. Worksheets. Class Worksheets to use with selected Bookworms.