2. A note from your cd maker: I’m sorry…I do not recall who sent this powerpoint from last year. I wish I had the author’s name on this.

3. Newbery Award Winners Annual Award for the most distinguished contribution to American Literature for Children

4. Three extraterrestrial beings take a young girl and her friends to another world. A. Dicey’s Song B. Up a Road Slowly C. Miracles on Maple Hill D. A Wrinkle in Time

5. A Wrinkle in Time

6. An act of bravery and self-sacrifice in ancient Poland saves a family two centuries later A. Call It Courage B. The Trumpeter of Krakow C. Hitty D. The Giver

7. The Trumpeter of Krakow

8. The Revolutionary War and the Boston Tea Party are described in this historical novel. A. William Blake’s Inn B. The Whipping Boy C. The Dark Frigate D. Johnny Tremain

9. Johnny Tremain

10. The adventures of an 11-year-old tomboy growing up on the Wisconsin frontier in the 19th century. A. Invincible Louisa B. Dobry C. Caddie Woodlawn D. Miss Hickory

11. Caddie Woodlawn

12. After his parents die, a boy accomplishes athletic feats which awe his contemporaries. A. Maniac Magee B. The Whipping Boy C. Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry D.. The Matchlock Gun

13. Maniac Magee

14. Four students are chosen by their teacher to represent their sixth grade class in the Academic Bowl. A. Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH B. The View from Saturday C. The Giver D. Dear Mr. Henshaw

15. The View from Saturday

16. Stanley is sent to a correctional camp where he finds a friend, a treasure, and a new sense of himself. A. A Year Down Yonder B. Bud, Not Buddy C. Out of the Dust D. Holes

17. Holes

18. A boy tries to hide a lost beagle from both his family and the dog’s cruel owner. A. It’s like this cat B. The Cat who went to heaven C. Sounder D. Shiloh

19. Shiloh

20. The End!