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School Stories
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during an extra storytime, during which the girl discovers that she likes
poetry
. Chris Raschka’s, , digitally created artwork, which complements this welcome-to-school anthology of
poetry
Stories in Verse
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https://www.literacyworldwide.org/blog/literacy-now/2019/05/13/stories-in-verse
Stories in verse are popular with readers of all ages. The books reviewed this week include picture books with the auditory appeal of a rhyming text paired with expressive artwork for young children and novels that fuse
poetry
and narrative in a more engaging and accessible format for older readers. Ages 4–8 The Cook and the King. Julia Donaldson. Ill. David Roberts. 2019. Abrams, , poverty, and conflict over war. Engle finally rediscovers herself and
poetry
when she realizes
Books that Make Us Linger
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website speaks volumes about what
poetry
can do: “Poems should feed into other poems – a needle passing a stitch through cloth.” Grady has crafted
poetry
and folk art quilts into a thought-provoking, verse
poetry
matches the patterns of the quilt block squares illustrating each poem. In addition, a poem. The pencil, pastel and watercolor illustrations enhance the
poetry
, adding to the meaning, might want to learn more about this title at the
Poetry
for Children blog. They might also enjoy
Book Reviews: Social Justice
<img sfref="[images]8e35ac98-ccd7-4194-a5f4-98a11290a0f5" src="/images/default-source/reading-today/avatarsocialjustice.jpg" alt="Social Justice" title="Social Justice" style="float: left; margin: 0px 8px 8px 0px;" />The Children's Literature and Reading Special Interest Group shares reviews of K-12 books to celebrate the World Day of Social Justice on February 20.
https://www.literacyworldwide.org/blog/literacy-now/2013/02/20/book-reviews-social-justice
poetic verse the story of this South Carolina slave and craftsman. Some of the
poetry
, . As Dave becomes a master potter he begins not only to sign his pots but adds inscriptions and
poetry
, and wrong. Cheng’s own black and white woodcut illustrations, paired with her
poetry
alongside Dave’s, landscape just like the sonorous tones of thunder moving across the sky. NCTE Excellence in
Poetry
for Children recipient J. Patrick Lewis, the nation’s Children’s
Poetry
Laureate, has crafted fifteen
Book Reviews of Summer Reads
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summer vacation season, and this themed
poetry
book of 23 poems is a nice complement to the season, make this a bug-lovers’ delight. Youngsters might want to try writing some buggy
poetry
from a lesson, -
poetry
-introducing-science-69.html. Curious readers can learn more about this author on The 7 Impossible
Favorite Chapter Books of 2013
<img alt="" sfref="[images|OpenAccessDataProvider]b94c76c1-674c-6d52-9eff-ff000089f9b9" src="/images/default-source/reading-today/30B947762C27.jpg?sfvrsn=0.28107884735800326" />See which 2013 chapter books IRA's Children's Literature and Reading SIG recommends adding to your reading list or your classroom library.
https://www.literacyworldwide.org/blog/literacy-now/2013/12/18/favorite-chapter-books-of-2013
that the two of them have something in common. As they work together on a piece for the class
poetry
slam, by this story and impressed by the
poetry
of Luis that is inserted between the chapters. When the truth about, gang, but into the world of poets and those who express their thoughts most effectively through
poetry
Tucking in With a Nice, Warm Book
<img src="/images/default-source/reading-today/clr081814-th.jpg"/>Look at snow and winter through the eyes of other cultures as winter provides the backdrop for stories in Native American and Inuit experiences, Scandinavian, Ukrainian, and Dominican American, as well as a few fantasy worlds for older teens.</p>
https://www.literacyworldwide.org/blog/literacy-now/2014/12/01/tucking-in-with-a-nice-warm-book
Award for Excellence in
Poetry
for Children. Visit the author’s website for more background information and uses of
poetry
with children. Teachers will appreciate the feature article on this book at the
Poetry
for Children blog that will direct them to the discussion guide created by Sylvia
May Member of the Month: Kathleen Operhall
<img sfref="[images]f70d3710-ece7-47bc-8f18-a5aff2164d0d" src="/images/default-source/reading-today/avatarkathyoperhall.jpg" alt="kathy operhall" title="kathy operhall" style="float: left; margin: 0px 8px 8px 0px;" />This retired Michigan teacher performs at Carnegie Hall with the University Musical Society Choral Union and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra this month.
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to work together to create fluent readers and creative writers. Nursery rhymes, the
poetry
of Shel, in their musical compositions. Ralph Vaughan Williams used the
poetry
of Walt Whitman as the libretto
October Member of the Month: Bobbi Faulkner
<img sfref="[images]0622c460-6565-4f0d-a26e-b101fc74fc83" src="/images/default-source/reading-today/avatarbobbifaulkner.jpg" alt="Bobbi Faulkner" title="avatarbobbifaulkner" style="float: left; margin: 0px 8px 8px 0px;" />Bobbi Faulkner from North Carolina is October's Member of the Month, a series from the <em>Engage</em> blog now on <em>Reading Today Online</em>.
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Poetry
and the Classics, Backwards Planning: Building Enduring Understanding Through Instructional, educator hat? Read. Write
poetry
. Play with my two children, Nadia and Gavin, 7 and 9 respectively
Book Reviews: Cat Tales
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Hopkins 2012
Poetry
Award (also a 2012 ALSC Notable title), Won Ton is the story of a shelter cat, period. In an opening note, the author, a cat lover herself, explains that the
poetry
is written
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