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Silly Chickens and Red Lollipops | Rukhsana Khan, An Author to Study

Silly Chickens and Red Lollipops | Rukhsana Khan, An Author to Study
Barbara Auerbach,  Apr 08, 2014
Rukhsana Khan is on a mission to write stories that children can identify with, while, at the same time, show Western readers that Muslim families are pretty much the same as theirs.
Beyond the Computer: A Writer Reflects On Information Literacy

Beyond the Computer: A Writer Reflects On Information Literacy
Deborah Hopkinson,  Apr 08, 2014
Author Deborah Hopkinson reflects on the skills today's students will need in the years to come as they respond to complex global issues.
Fractals, Dinosaurs, and Medical Mysteries | Nonfiction Notes, April 2014

Fractals, Dinosaurs, and Medical Mysteries | Nonfiction Notes, April 2014
It's Spring publishing season and we've highlighted a few of the exciting new titles that are being offered this season, ranging from a lucid explanation of a math concept for young readers to a collection of oral histories of individuals who went into hiding in the Netherlands during World War II. You'll also find mysteries—medical and mythological, and a few art books.
Trees! Environmental Lynchpins, Habitat Providers, Dream Inspirers

Trees! Environmental Lynchpins, Habitat Providers, Dream Inspirers
Joy Fleishhacker,  Apr 08, 2014
This group of imaginative titles will be the source of numerous classroom projects, ranging from fact-based research papers about the highlighted species and role of trees in the environment to creative writing and art activities.
Lincoln: A Multifaceted Man | Inquiry and Integration Across the Curriculum

Lincoln: A Multifaceted Man | Inquiry and Integration Across the Curriculum
Myra Zarnowski and Mary Ann Cappiello,  Apr 08, 2014
The number and variety of books published about Abraham Lincoln provide teachers with an opportunity to explore the structural devices used in texts as they consider the man and his legacy from a range of perspectives.
Students Can Participate in Poet-to-Poet Multimedia Project this Month

Students Can Participate in Poet-to-Poet Multimedia Project this Month
Carolyn Sun,  Apr 07, 2014
In honor of National Poetry Month, The Academy of American Poets have launched Poet-to-Poet, a multimedia educational project that invites students in grades 3-12 to write poems in response to those shared by some of the award-winning poets, like Juan Felipe Herrera, Arthur Sze, and Anne Waldeman.
For National Poetry Month, Five Teen Poet Ambassadors Will Present their Works Across the Country

For National Poetry Month, Five Teen Poet Ambassadors Will Present their Works Across the Country
Carolyn Sun,  Apr 05, 2014
What do Tina Fey and Meryl Streep have in common with 2013 National Student Poets winner Michaela Coplen? For one, they will all be on stage April 24 at NYC's Lincoln Center at the Poetry & the Creative Mind Gala to celebrate April's National Poetry Month. Find out more.
New Angles on Nonfiction | Editorial Series Made Simple

New Angles on Nonfiction | Editorial Series Made Simple
Mahnaz Dar,  Apr 04, 2014
Spicing up the same old subjects can be hard, but these series make for some great new options—your readers will be informed, entertained, and, perhaps best of all, intrigued. Read on!
American History Comes Alive | Series Made Simple

American History Comes Alive | Series Made Simple
Jennifer Prince, Buncombe County Public Libraries, NC,  Apr 04, 2014
These fresh, original takes on American History include firsthand historical accounts, looks at military conflict, exploration of our government, and more.
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