the Hiccupotamus by Aaron Zenz
A double scoop review of the hilarious Hiccupotomus by Aaron Zenz.
Read MorePosted by Holly Papa | Sep 10, 2009 | Blog |
A double scoop review of the hilarious Hiccupotomus by Aaron Zenz.
Read MorePosted by Holly Papa | Aug 26, 2009 | Blog |
I asked the teachers I was working with on Monday morning as part of a professional development presentation on literacy in the content area, ‘How would your life be different if you were not literate?’ My question...
Read MorePosted by Holly Papa | Aug 25, 2009 | Blog |
School is just beginning again for many of our young book readers (not to mention some of us older ones). So, we thought that we would do a quick re-cap of things we learned this summer so that all of you would know that we...
Read MorePosted by Holly Papa | Aug 17, 2009 | Blog |
The Frog Scientist is written like fiction, with a fascinating storyline, alternating between frogs, and the frog scientist (aka Berkeley’s own Tyrone Hayes). Turner’s writing style sets a great tone for learning and is augmented by Comins’ detailed photographs documenting the scientific process. The Frog Scientist satisfies various learning styles- the pictures draw you to read the story and the story keeps you turning pages to figure out exactly what pesticides can do to amphibians.
Read MorePosted by Holly Papa | Aug 8, 2009 | Blog |
I absolutely love Peace, Locomotion. Jacqueline Woodson is a talented, talented writer and I am in love with her words. She is one of the few authors that make you laugh and cry at the same time, her words just ring with meaning...
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