I hope this blog is able to be viewed by everyone. This was not an easy task for me. Hope everyone was able to create their blog without any trouble. See you in class next week. David Carrasco
I did some research on the following authors and here are some websites I found interesting. Frank Asch Websites: http://www.frankasch.com/splash.html This website has information about the author, his books, animated books, resources for students, and teachers. The what’s new icon takes you to a page that talks about the new books he is writing and to 2 YouTube stories Moondance and Barnyard Lullaby. Under the teacher resources icon you are able to access Frank Asch Centers for kindergarten. The centers included: drama, art, listening, ABC center, math, reading, overhead projector, writing, science, social studies and many more. Under the kids resource icon there are games to play.
http://biography.jrank.org/pages/910/Asch-Frank-1946.html This website has his Biography - Personal, Career, Honors Awards, Writings, Adaptations, Sidelights http://www2.scholastic.com/browse/contributor.jsp?id=3485 This website has a biography about Frank Asch.
http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/a/frank-asch/ On this website you can search for information on Authors or Books.
Jan and Stan Berenstain http://berenstainbears.com/ On this official website there is an art gallery, what’s new section, shop, Welcome, About the Bears, activities, barn theater, post office, library, and home section. Under the activities icon was links to dress up the bears, read from an interactive book, amazing mazes, downloads and much more. http://www.berenstainbears.com/sjbio.html Biography on Jan and Stan Berenstain. http://www.frontiernet.net/~bmariska/bears/bio.html Another website with a biography of Jan and Stan Berenstain. Internet Resources for the Berenstain Bears The Official Berenstain Bears web site Kidsreads.com - Jan & Stan Berenstain Berenstain Bears - Home, PBS Kids.org "Berenstain Bears are 40, Stan, Jan Tell all" - Post-Gazette article The Berenstain Bears Celebrate: The art of Stan and Jan Berenstain BookPage Interview: January 2000 - Jan and Stan Berenstain Jan Berenstain's Interview Transcript - Scholastic.com The Berenstain Bears: Random House NPR: Stan Berenstain, Creater of Beloved Bear Characters USA Today.com: Talk Today - the Berenstain Bears Stan Berenstain USA Today.com: Stan Berenstain, Children's Book Author, dies at 82 Time for Kids: Remembering Stan Berenstain Teachers@Random: Spotlight on Stan Berenstain
Jane O’Connor Websites: http://biography.jrank.org/pages/447/O-Connor-Jane-1947.html Jane O'Connor (1947-) Biography - Personal, Addresses, Career, Honors Awards, Writings, Work in Progress, Sidelights
The thing I found most interesting in Chapter 1 ws the living literature curriculum framework. I like that it is current with theory, research, effective practices, and places literature and teachers at its center. As a teacher if we want students to enjoy reading we have to model reading ourselves.
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I did some research on the following authors and here are some websites I found interesting.
ReplyDeleteFrank Asch
Websites:
http://www.frankasch.com/splash.html
This website has information about the author, his books, animated books, resources for students, and teachers. The what’s new icon takes you to a page that talks about the new books he is writing and to 2 YouTube stories Moondance and Barnyard Lullaby. Under the teacher resources icon you are able to access Frank Asch Centers for kindergarten. The centers included: drama, art, listening, ABC center, math, reading, overhead projector, writing, science, social studies and many more. Under the kids resource icon there are games to play.
http://biography.jrank.org/pages/910/Asch-Frank-1946.html
This website has his Biography - Personal, Career, Honors Awards, Writings, Adaptations, Sidelights
http://www2.scholastic.com/browse/contributor.jsp?id=3485
This website has a biography about Frank Asch.
http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/a/frank-asch/
On this website you can search for information on Authors or Books.
Jan and Stan Berenstain
http://berenstainbears.com/
On this official website there is an art gallery, what’s new section, shop, Welcome, About the Bears, activities, barn theater, post office, library, and home section. Under the activities icon was links to dress up the bears, read from an interactive book, amazing mazes, downloads and much more.
http://www.berenstainbears.com/sjbio.html
Biography on Jan and Stan Berenstain.
http://www.frontiernet.net/~bmariska/bears/bio.html
Another website with a biography of Jan and Stan Berenstain.
Internet Resources for the Berenstain Bears
The Official Berenstain Bears web site
Kidsreads.com - Jan & Stan Berenstain
Berenstain Bears - Home, PBS Kids.org
"Berenstain Bears are 40, Stan, Jan Tell all" - Post-Gazette article
The Berenstain Bears Celebrate: The art of Stan and Jan Berenstain
BookPage Interview: January 2000 - Jan and Stan Berenstain
Jan Berenstain's Interview Transcript - Scholastic.com
The Berenstain Bears: Random House
NPR: Stan Berenstain, Creater of Beloved Bear Characters
USA Today.com: Talk Today - the Berenstain Bears Stan Berenstain
USA Today.com: Stan Berenstain, Children's Book Author, dies at 82
Time for Kids: Remembering Stan Berenstain
Teachers@Random: Spotlight on Stan Berenstain
Jane O’Connor
Websites:
http://biography.jrank.org/pages/447/O-Connor-Jane-1947.html
Jane O'Connor (1947-) Biography - Personal, Addresses, Career, Honors Awards, Writings, Work in Progress, Sidelights
The thing I found most interesting in Chapter 1 ws the living literature curriculum framework. I like that it is current with theory, research, effective practices, and places literature and teachers at its center. As a teacher if we want students to enjoy reading we have to model reading ourselves.
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