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Class #3, November 28 Papers, Lit circles, etc. Kate DiCamillo presentation More books: science & math Murphy, and Tillage Book discussion More books: the arts Walter Dean Myers presentation Break More books: biographies Gary Paulsen presentation More books: history & social studies More books: heavily illustrated Preview of historical fiction

Class #3, November 28 Papers, Lit circles, etc. Kate DiCamillo presentation More books: science & math Murphy, and Tillage Book discussion More books: the arts Walter Dean Myers presentation Break More books: biographies Gary Paulsen presentation More books: history & social studies More books: heavily illustrated Preview of historical fiction

Odds and Ends  Papers  Accumulation of books  Adults vs. children  Literature circles

Robert F. Sibert Informational Book Medal (started in 2001) wds/sibertmedal/Sibert_Medal.htm

Kate DiCamillo presentation Julia Hayden Rachel Porzig Desiree Villarroel

More books: Science and Math

Jim Murphy  Grew up in NJ  Worked in publishing  Left to write full time  Has written more than 30 books about American History (mostly nonfiction)  Awards  Lives in NJ with wife, 2 children

Jim Murphy resources Jim Murphy’s website Study guide for An American Plague Acceptance speech for the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award Audio of this speech

Leon Walter Tillage & Susan Roth

Oral History resources Step-by-step guide: alHistory.html For teachers: ome.html

Book discussion  Discuss both Leon’s Story and An American Plague  What grades would you use them in?  How would you use them? (whole class, literature circles, independent reading…)  How might you set them up/introduce them?  What might you do afterwards to extend the experience?

More books: The Arts

Walter Dean Myers presentation Susan Bogue Myslik Veronica Janowicz Monica Groves

Break

More books: Biographies

Gary Paulsen presentation Casey Cohen Doron Blake

More books: History & Social Studies

More books: Illustrated books for older children

Next week: Historical fiction