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Vibrant illustrations, illuminating representations of basic math concepts, and dynamic storytelling add up to offerings that entertain as they educate.
Inquiry and nonfiction are closely related and books that explore the work of scientists can be ideal mentor texts as students develop skills that are essential for learning.
Recent statistics from the CDC reveal that 1 in 88 children have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Recent titles for students, teachers, and families, broaden our understanding of individual needs, and highlight the enormous potential for achievement for children and teens on the spectrum.
Author and illustrator Jonathan Bean takes readers through his creative process behind his latest title, "Building Our House."
This month, Curriculum Connections' newest column "Nonfiction Notes" highlights the latest quality nonfiction titles, with a special emphasis on books about women.
In observation of Black History Month, Curriculum Connections takes a look at a variety of titles that highlight the achievement of African Americans. From abolitionists to artists, there's something for every collection.
Shana Corey's picture-book biographies feature little-known women with buckets of gumption.
"Talking takes time" note the authors, but allowing students time for conversations about the texts they are reading is essential.
Listen to the recent winners of the 2013 ALA book awards share the stories behind their work.
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