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So we started asking ourselves what would happen if we considered any story a chance to engage as mathematical sense makers.

I'm Susan Lambert and welcome to Science of Reading the podcast from Amplify.

Across our seven seasons, we've often talked about the benefits of integrating literacy

instruction with other subject areas. As great as that sounds in theory, pulling that off in the classroom is hard.

That's why I'm excited to share an episode from my colleagues at the Math Teacher Lounge podcast,

all about integrating math and literacy. On this episode, host Bethany Lockhart-Johnson and

Dan Meyer interview the authors of the book

Mathematizing Children's Literature, Sparking Connections, Joy, and Wonder through Read Alouds

and Discussion. Together, they discuss what it looks like to approach children's literature

through a math lens, and they share some techniques for facilitating

classroom conversations. Please enjoy Bethany and Dan's conversation with authors Alison Hints

and Anthony Smith. And I'll catch you on the other side. Allison, Tony, welcome. Welcome to the lounge. Thank you. We're so grateful to be here.

Thank you. We're so excited to have you here. And I want to say that my very first, it was

my first math conference? I don't, maybe it was my first math conference. And I went to your session on

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