PRESENTER: PENNY PECK Children’s Literature Update 2016 An Webinar Thursday, April 14, 2016 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m.

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PRESENTER: PENNY PECK Children’s Literature Update 2016 An Webinar Thursday, April 14, :00 noon to 1:00 p.m.

Agenda New Board, Picture Books, and Easy Readers New Transitional Fiction, Poetry, and Graphic Novels Nonfiction and Common Core Tween Genre Fiction Multicultural books, Pop culture Useful Websites

Handouts Books covered in the webinar Books for classroom use, relating to the Common Core – pairings of nonfiction and fiction Websites listing children’s books, including new books, awards, graphic novels, Common Core-related nonfiction, multicultural books, and read-alikes

New Board Books

New Interactive Books

New Picture Books

New Easy Readers

More New Easy Readers

In Our Next Section New transitional chapter books New graphic novels New poetry New nonfiction

Transitional Fiction - Definition Easy Chapter Books Bridge or Moving Up Books 2 nd and 3 rd grades Series fiction Sometimes with ink drawings once or twice in each chapter

Easy Transitional Chapter Books

New Transitional Fiction

More New Transitional Fiction

New Poetry for Children

New Graphic Novels for Kids

More New Graphic Novels

New Nonfiction

More New Nonfiction

Common Core

Nonfiction and Fiction Pairings

Any favorites I missed you would like to mention?

Tween Genre Fiction Genres include: Fantasy Historical Fiction Sports novel Humorous novel Science Fiction Mystery Adventure For grades 4 – 8 Ages 9-12 Independent, confident readers

Fantasy

Historical Fiction

Humor

Adventure

Mystery

Realistic/Contemporary

Science Fiction

Any new favorites I missed?

Multicultural Books for Younger Children

Multicultural Books for Older Children

More Multicultural Novels

Multicultural Nonfiction

Websites on Multicultural Children’s Books ALA White Paper We Need Diverse Books weneeddiversebooks.org/ Lee and Low Books can-i-find-great-diverse-childrens-books/ CCBC’s List of Multicultural Resources ccbc.education.wisc.edu/books/multicultural.asp

Pop Culture-related Books

New Films Based on Books

Fall Films Based on Books

Finding What’s New for Children No Flying, No Tights for graphic novels noflyingnotights.com/?cat=11 Best-seller’s lists: Publishers’ Weekly ALA/ALSC Book Awards (Newbery, etc.) Free webinars from Infopeople, and from Booklist magazine

Finding Read-alikes “What book did you read recently that you liked?” – then find something similar A book in the same genre A book by that author or from that series Try the websites on handout for Read-alikes sites, including

Read-alike Resources ACL Bayviews Read-alikes Novelist K-8 – a paid database products/novelist-k8 Children’s Series Books series Goodreads, LibraryThing, Shelfari GoodreadsLibraryThingShelfari

Time for Questions

Thank You! Penny Peck

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