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Did it Make You Laugh?: Learning About the Author's Purpose (Virtual Tour) Ask questions to help students determine an author’s purpose.
Making Inferences in a K-2 Classroom | How to Teach Inferences to Kids Are you teaching students to make inferences in first grade, second grade, or kindergarten? In this video, Susan Jones shares 3 easy and fun activities for inferring.
Paper Engineer? This amusing anecdote explains why Robert Sabuda prefers to call himself a bookmaker.
Raina Telgemeier: Everyone has a story to tell Raina Telgemeier discusses the power of sharing one’s story.
Matt de la Peña: Discovering the power of picture books as a parent Award-winning author Matt de la Peña reflects on his discovery of the power of picture books as a parent in ways that he never experienced as a child.
Current trends in children's literature Genres have been merging lately, in part because children are exposed at an earlier age to an awareness of culture in general.
