Slide 1Fairy Tales and how to them fracture Slide 2 Who Said It? If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent,…

Slide 1Fairy Tales Slide 2 What are Fairy Tales? Stories for children that come from oral storytelling tradition Old stories that tell of mans problems, fears and hopes Slide…

Slide 1Dialogic Reading & CLASS How are these related? Suzanne Parrott Barbara Dowling SDAEYC 2014 Slide 2 Typical Literacy Development Three year olds: Recognize a book…

Slide 1Chapter 4 Using Various Types of Literature Growing Up With Literature, 6e By: Walter E. Sawyer Slide 2 History of Children’s Literature Children’s books – Prior…

1.Fairy Tales• short stories found inoral and print form thattypically featurefantastical creatures(e.g., fairies, goblins,mermaids, etc) andmagic and/orenchantments•…

1.Traditional LiteratureFolktales, Fables, Fairytales, Myths2. Why learn about Traditional Literature? Serves as the building blocks for contemporaryliterature/framework…

1. Click on the spot to find books from each regionByWendy HowkMap source: http://www.lonestarcalendar.com/Portals/68cd30b4-0d50-4dd5-bb8a-9954946f324c/Regional%20Map.gif…

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1. Technology and our Kids Making learning contagious! By Johnath Weber 2. Principal’s Association, 1815: “ Students today depend upon paper too much.They don’t know…

Grade two tribune Important Dates April 13th â Duffel bag theater April 15th â Scholastic is due April 17th â Request for tickets to school opening due April 21st â Lion…