Talking Books: CBCA, New Directions and New Titles! June 2013 Paul Macdonald M Ed B Ed The Children’s Bookshop Beecroft

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Talking Books: CBCA, New Directions and New Titles! June 2013 Paul Macdonald M Ed B Ed The Children’s Bookshop Beecroft

2 “Reading for pleasure is the most important way to advance literacy attainment in children.” National Literacy Trust UK 2006

Focus Areas- National Curriculum Expanded View of Literacy Multi-Modal Texts National Identity Indigenous Focus Focus on Asia Sustainability Greater Focus on Language

CBCA 2013

Across the Universe

2013 Book Focus Library as Universe- Stations could be the planets. Staff as Intergalactic Crew Each child gets an intergalactic passport…. Whoever travels the fastest gets rewards.

Teachers’ Notes Mrs Mac’s Library

CBCA Titles Older Readers

Younger Readers

Early Childhood

Picturebook

Eve Pownall

Crichton Awards

Current Reads?

Picture Books 23

Picture Books

Easy Reads Abound

Impact of Diary of a Wimpy Kid 26

Junior Fiction

28 A Global Perspective

Thrillers/ Horror/ Romance The Genre for 2013

Teen Fiction

Classics 31

Graphic Novels 32

Non-Fiction 33

“Children who know adults who read for pleasure take it for granted that reading is a valuable and worthwhile activity” (Csikszentmihalyi, 1991) 34

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