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SLJ chats with Sneed Collard about his books, starting a publishing house, traveling the world, and the impact and importance of nonfiction for middle grade readers.
Narrative nonfiction offers opportunities to teach students how to structure a research project, pose questions, investigate sources, and draw conclusions. These five titles are ideal mentor texts for use in classrooms and curricula.
There’s no need for kids to muddle through middle school—books can guide the way.
Just in time for the Olympics, librarian Abby Johnson spotlights several sports series for chapter book readers and suggests accompanying activities, including fun ways to stay active this summer.
Tanita Davis crafts multifaceted and diverse tween characters who deal with relatable issues.
Gidwitz, author of the popular "Tale Dark and Grimm" series, discusses his latest work, an ambitious and well-crafted historical adventure set in medieval France.
A NYC middle school teacher uses the controversial picture book Fine Dessert to teach about stereotype and representation.
Sarah Albee is passionate about the research process—be it about famous historical figures, insects, or the evolution of the toilet.
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