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Make Meatballs Sing
Make Meatballs Sing is surprising and wholly unexpected. It is the story of Sister Corita Kent’s eccentric life, and what makes the book unforgettable are Kara Kramer’s illustrations. They’re bold, avant garde, and unconventional. In 1937, C.S. Lewis reviewed J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit.
The Horn Book | Wonder Walkers
I frequently take my students out for nature walks around the grounds of our elementary school. Before we set out, I remind the children that they each need to have a “notice and wonder” by the end of our walk. With the Caldecott criteria in mind, let’s venture out for a “notice and wonder” walk through Micha Archer's Wonder Walkers.
Hello Lighthouse
I like to believe that over ten years of reading books aloud to children has provided me with a strong sense of the ones that will capture not just their attention but also (and perhaps more importantly) their hearts and minds. The books they beg me to read again and again. The books that cause them to rise from their “criss-cross applesauce” positions, pressing their faces right up to the page so they can study the details.
Tips for Teachers: Summer adventure - Blog Post
Experienced teacher and children’s librarian Emmie Stuart is the newest BookPage contributor, and with her new recurring feature, Tips for Teachers, she shares current book recommendations and a corresponding teaching guide for fellow elementary school teachers.
Check It Out: A new feature for teachers from BookPage - Blog Post
Experienced teacher and children’s librarian Emmie Stuart is the newest BookPage contributor, and with her new recurring feature, Check It Out, she shares book recommendations and a corresponding teaching guide for fellow elementary school teachers. In her inaugural column, Stuart shares three nature-focused picture books that are perfect for classroom learning. For the past five years, every lesson that I’ve designed and taught has a book at its heart, as its core and as its inspiration.
Little Fox in the Forest
On a bitterly cold January evening, a friend gave me a stack of ARCs of soon-to-be-released picture books. I meant to read them during the next day’s planning period at school, but the day got away from me and it wasn’t until near the end of the school day that I had a few minutes to look through them.
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