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Guardian Angels Celebrates Reading Month With Skype Call
School librarian wins students the chance to chat via video with a Cleveland author about her book that they read.
Students at are celebrating Reading Month in a unique and innovative way. On Friday, author Tricia Springstubb visited a class of fifth-graders via Skype. The students video chatted Springstubb on a projected screen.
Teachers say Springstubb interacted with the students from her home in Cleveland. The class won the Skype session through a contest librarian Margaret Rainwater entered for the school.
Students were able to ask Springstubb questions about her book What Happened on Fox Street, which the students read.
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"Mrs. Springstubb explained to the rapt audience of students and teachers about her background and how she became an award-winning author," a Guardian Angels press release said.
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