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A.A.
MilneThese delightful books include When We Were Very
Young (1924), Winnie-the-Pooh (1926), Now We Are Six (1927), and
The House at Pooh Corner (1928). Not only Christopher Robin
himself, with his stuffed bear Winnie-the-Pooh and their constant
companion Piglet, but also Kanga and Roo, Eeyore the donkey, the
kittenish Tigger, Rabbit, and Owl—all the fanciful characters
created by Milne—are beloved by both children and adults. |
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Allan
AhlbergIn these collections Allan cleverly brings to life
the classroom setting and all-too-familiar situations: never
ending projects, reading tests, quarrels, friendships, excuses and
especially, 'Please, Sir, it isn't fair!' |
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Dav's
Story: The Almost Completely True Adventures of Dav PilkeyAfter
setting the school's all-time record for the amount of time spent
in the principal's office, Dav was diagnosed with Attention
Deficit Disorder and severe hyperactivity. |
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Gary
PaulsenPaulsen is a master storyteller who has written
more than 175 books and some 200 articles and short stories for
children and adults. He is one of the most important writers of
young adult literature today and three of his novels--Hatchet,
Dogsong, and The Winter Room--were Newbery Honor Books. |
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Jan
Brett--Author StudyJan Brett's books and Internet Web site
will be used to integrate English language arts, science, social
studies and technology/computer skills in this lesson. Students
will prepare and participate in a class multimedia presentation. |
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Mary
Pope OsborneNow she is the author of many highly acclaimed
picture books, early chapter books, middle-grade biographies, and
young adult novels. |
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Audrey
Wood Clubhouse Meet Audrey Wood and 6 Award Winning
Children's Book Creators. Join in activities with Audrey Wood!
Discover how picture books are written and illustrated. |
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Author
SpotlightWelcome to the Author Spotlight! Each Author
Spotlight includes book summaries, author articles and
biographies, classroom connections, Internet links,and an
interview. |
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Betsy
Byars--Author StudyThis article by Carol Otis Hurst first
appeared in the October 1996 Issue of Carol Hurst's Children's
Literature Newsletter. |
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Beverly
ClearyBeverly Cleary seems to be a creative person who
enjoys children and likes writing about childhood. |
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Beverly
Cleary She would become one of this century's most popular
writers for children, but you would never have guessed it to look
at her sitting in the row against the blackboard with all the
boys. She was the only girl assigned to the
"blackbird"reading group, the lowest in that Portland,
Oregon, first grade. |
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Beverly
Cleary: Teacher Resource File
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Calendars/Author's
BirthdaysUse these monthly calendars as your computer
background. To set a calendar as your computer background follow
these simple instructions: |
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Children's
Book Authors Who Visit SchoolsThis page merely lists links
to the web sites of children's book authors who visit schools. The
host of this page has no further information. To learn more about
the authors and their school visits, follow the links and use the
method each author specifies on their page to make contact. |
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Chris
Van AllsburgCheck out our interview
with Chris Van Allsburg, conducted by children's book critic
Stephanie Loer. Thanks to all the students, teachers, and fans who
sent such great questions to us! |
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Eric
CarleOne of the most prolific and influential creators of
children's picture books is Eric Carle. |
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Gary
PaulsenWrites award-winning survival stories and he does
it as good as anyone in the business. But the best of his survival
tales is his own, the one you find spread through his books. |
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Graeme
Base (Biography) |
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Jan
BrettUsing Jan Brett's Postcards to collect data, work
with an Excel spreadsheet, create graphs, and interpret graphs.
It's in the Piggybacks section of my Activity Pages. |
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Jan
Brett Author StudyExplore many of Jan Brett's books. |
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Jan
Brett's Home Page |
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Jean
FritzFor our author study this quarter, let's look at the
work of Jean Fritz. |
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Jim
Treleaseraduate of the University of Massachusetts ('63)
and native of New Jersey (Union and North Plainfield), Jim
Trelease was for 20 years an award- winning artist and journalist. |
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John
PetersonIf you're a fan of The Littles, John Peterson's
classic series of children's books about the adventures of a
family of tiny folks with tails who live in the walls of a big
family's home, you've come to the right place! |
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Katherine
PatersonMeeting Katherine Paterson is a delight. She is
unpretentious, vivacious, very funny and interested in almost
everything. |
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Pat
HutchinsLet's take a look at Pat Hutchins and her work. |
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Picture
Book Authors and IllustratorsGuided Tour of Picture
Book Authors' and Illustrators' Websites |
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Tell
Me More! The Internet has become a great source of
information about a great many children's writers and
illustrators. The websites listed here include authors' personal
websites and websites maintained by fans, scholars, and readers. |
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The
Author PageThis is where you can learn about some of your
favorite authors, plus read their answers to questions that kids
like you asked. |
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The
Guild Authors & Illustrators Extensive list of
authors. |
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The
Official Eric Carle Web Site |
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The
Roald Dahl Book Talk |
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Unofficial
Beverly Cleary Home PageThe Beverly Cleary Home Page was
designed to be a comprehensive source of information about the
award-winning children's author and her books. |
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Wilson
Rawls |
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Zilpha
Keatley Snyder |