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What is multicultural literature? Rudine Sims Bishop’s own research, teaching and writing has focused on the literature by and about people of color.
Writing about the natural world Joseph discusses the connection he feels with the Adirondack Mountains where he grew up and his writing about the natural world.
Graphic novels and picture books for all ages Visual books are often quite sophisticated. They can build background knowledge and be a gateway to more rigorous reading.
Truck or Trunk? Friend or Fiend? Mis-reading a sentence in a Dick & Jane book in first grade gave Blume some ideas for word play in her books.
Poetry across the curriculum Dr. Sylvia Vardell makes some cross-curricular connections with poetry and other subject areas.
Primary sources and the power of three Candace Fleming shares her approach to original research and her standards for sourcing.
Take Five Activity Dr. Sylvia Vardell walks through the “Take-Five” activity, a five-minute strategy for reading a short poem together.
Books were my friends Walter Dean Myers recalls the important role that books played in his childhood.
