‘Super Why’ inspires Arizona summer camp curriculums

March 9

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Last summer, 12 literacy camps served about three hundred students across Arizona. The camp curriculums were based on Arizona PBS’ animated children’s series called “Super Why”. The show is dedicated to teaching children how to read.

In this segment:

Denise Landberg, principal, Litchfield Elementary School
Roxanne De La Rosa, education solutions reporter, Arizona PBS
Kimberly Flack, former senior director of education, Arizona PBS

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