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MARCH-ing Books to Kids | ajschildrensbooks

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Use your mighty imagination! MARCH-ing Books to Kids. February 26, 2015. I believe books are one of the most special gifts we can give children. According to Reading is Fundamental (RIF). Nearly two-thirds of low-income families in the U.S. DO NOT own books. The literacy initiative Picture Book Pass it On. Is working hard to get books into the hands of less fortunate children. I was super excited when I discovered Picture Book Pass it On. I singed five copies of my picture book, Mama’s Purse. That is jus...

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The Meter Maids: Throw These Tricks in the Mix

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Thursday, August 22, 2013. Throw These Tricks in the Mix. I got a question on my blog a few months ago:. I've noticed a few editors dislike "sing-songy" rhyme. Does this mean some editors despise perfect meter? This is a great question and one that is not easy to answer. It is very hard to pinpoint exactly what makes some rhyme seem sing-songy and other rhyme not. But I have some thoughts. There are things you can do to make your stanzas less sing-songy without throwing off the meter. 2) Vary word lengths.

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How to Think Like a Writer in Summer - Tina's Tidbits

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Tina M. Cho, Children's Writer. How to Think Like a Writer in Summer. How is your summer going? Are you getting much writing done? I'm at the Grog blog. Discussing this very thing- thinking like a writer in summer! Join me if you can! Great post, Tina! I love your suggestion to take a notepad to the playground and observe the kids. ;) And thanks so much for the shout-out! Once again, thanks so much, Vivian! I'm enjoying your book! I hope your summer is giving you lots of new settings to write about!

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Fabric Marketing | Tina's Tidbits

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A Writer, Teacher, and Mother's Heart. May 1, 2013 in Uncategorized. Tags: design your own fabric. Notice the rattle on her arm. When I taught early elementary grades, I loved collecting stuffed animals and anything that had to do with an author’s picture books. I still have a. Baby rattle that served a dual purpose–for my baby but also to bring to my kindergarten class when we read the famous book. And then check out her fabric which she designed here. Shifty McGifty and Slippery Sam. Z is for Moose.

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Author Showcase | Maria Bostian

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Putting a little pizzazz into safety planning and practice! CALLING ALL PARENTS, CAREGIVERS, and BABYSITTERS:. November 2, 2015. October 31, 2015. How are you gonna keep the little ones occupied during the holidays? Are you already brainstorming activities to keep them busy? It’s never too early to start planning. As a matter of fact, the holidays are just around the corner. Blink twice — and Thanksgiving is here! Blink three times and it will be Christmas Eve! Well, you are in luck! The theme for this s...

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WHAT WILL BE YOUR LEGACY? | Things I Want To Tell My Mother

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Things I Want To Tell My Mother. This Is The Story. There are Doorsand then there are DOORS. Rotting Fish and Sweaty Socks →. August 15, 2015 · 1:37 am. WHAT WILL BE YOUR LEGACY? My mom’s favorite book to have read to her at bedtime. I think it reminds her of poems and prayers from her youth. What is the mark each of us will make to leave behind? All photos by Marylin Warner). What you do What you say How you work How you play Day by Day. And then, instead of assigning some deep, intellectual essay to ex...

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Woven With Pixie Dust...: Picture Book University: Picture Book Genres

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Picture Book University: Picture Book Genres. Welcome to Picture Book University. Each week, I will highlight some aspect of picture book writing and then give you an assignment for the week. At the end of these posts, you will have participated in a mini-picture book workshop that should help you see your picture book manuscripts in a whole new way- preferably, in a marketable way. ;-). This is where reality and fantasy hit head on. Anything is possible! This is where animals act literally like humans&#...

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Mr. Frank | Lindsey McDivitt

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Mr Cornell’s Dream Boxes. Grandfather’s Wrinkles →. June 12, 2015. 2014; ages 4-7, see activities at bottom of post. Mr Frank was a tailor. He had been measuring, cutting, stitching, sewing, mending and pressing clothes for many years. He is about to begin an exciting new project that brings all his years of experience into play. And who is it for? He selects velvety soft fabric and a simple yet elegant design, then sets to work. We know it will be perfect. Excels at sharing small details that draw us in.

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Workshops for all ages OLD

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Nurturing Parents and Teachers. Credentials, Education & Experience. Mission & Philosophy. Parents, Families and Caregivers. Parent Counseling & Therapy. Group Workshops at Home for Families and Friends. Parent Workshops and Courses. Parent Workshop & Course Topics. New England Area Workshops for Parents. Educator Workshops and Courses. Educator Workshop & Course Topics. New England Area Workshops for Educators. Instant Download Courses for Educators. Contact Jill for a Camp Workshop. You are here: Home.

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A No Treat Halloween Story | Leslie Leibhardt Goodman

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A No Treat Halloween Story. October 26, 2015. October 27, 2015. Leslie Leibhardt Goodman - Writer. As promised in my last post. Here is my entry to Susanna Hill’s 5th Annual Halloweensie Contest. I can’t begin to tell you how many starts and stops I made. Every time I finished introducing my main character and setting up his problem, I was pushing the 100-word limit–seriously pushing it! By Leslie Leibhardt Goodman. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window).