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A to Z: Research as a children’s writer
Throughout April, I’m tackling 26 A to Z topics related to children’s literature. Technically Thursday was R day, and it’s after midnight on Friday as I write this. But it’s still Thursday to me since I haven’t gone to bed … Continue reading
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Tagged A to Z Challenge, children's literature, kid lit, reading, writing
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A to Z: A third-grade kid lit quilt
Throughout April, I’m tackling 26 A to Z topics related to children’s literature. I’ve waited all month to make it to Q, just so I could share the best third-grade class project in history. I present to you a post … Continue reading
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Tagged A to Z Challenge, children's books, children's literature, kid lit, quilt
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A to Z: This month (and this post) is all about poetry
Throughout April, I’m tackling 26 A to Z topics related to children’s literature. We’ve made it all the way to P, and I’m joining plenty of other bloggers by honoring poetry today since April is National Poetry Month. So let’s take … Continue reading
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Tagged A to Z Challenge, National Poetry Month, poems, poetry, Shel Silverstein
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A to Z: How many Newbery Honor Medal winners have you read?
Throughout April, I’m tackling 26 A to Z topics related to children’s literature. I’m a day late on N day, but I couldn’t bring myself to skip it entirely. Today’s topic is too much fun — it’s all about Newbery … Continue reading
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Tagged A to Z Challenge, children's literature, kid lit, Newbery Honor Medal, reading
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A to Z: Wanted – multicultural and diverse books
Throughout April, I’m tackling 26 A to Z topics related to children’s literature. And today is M Day! Which means it’s time to talk about multicultural children’s books and diversity in literature. I never had a problem finding myself in … Continue reading