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Instructor:
K. Zink
Child development 129: Literature
This guide is
intended as a research tool to help you locate background
information, books, articles, and internet/web links on a variety of child
development topics.
Carol Hurst's Children's
Literature
Monthly newsletter and book reviews. Includes many
ideas for using children's books in the classroom. Ideas are
themed around curricular areas, such as Math and History, and
more specific subjects, such as Families and Martin Luther
King Day.
Children's Literature Links
Offers numerous literature links subdivided by
topic. Topics include: Reviews and Resources,
Organizational, Multicultural and International, Author and
Illustrator Sites, Journals, Newsgroups, Youth-focused
sites, Literature on-line, Special Interest Sites,
Conference and teaching ideas, Awards and honors, and
Research Collections.
Children's
Literature Web Guide
This searchable site is a well-organized,
comprehensive guide to discussion boards, quick reference, and
links to children's literature resources. It provides
information geared toward children, parents, teachers,
storytellers, writers, and illustrators. It is easy to
navigate and covers a variety of helpful resources. Authored
by the Director of the Doucette Library of Teaching Resources
at the University of Calgary.
ISLMC
Children's Literature and Language Arts Resources
Part of the Internet School Library Media Center (ISLMC).
Designed to help the classroom teacher, it is a comprehensive
group of web pages with links to author and illustrator
websites, information on genres of children's literature, and
book reviews.
Once Upon a Time...A Children's Literature Web Site
Numerous links to children's literature sites are
presented, plus some links to libraries.
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Cajon, California 92019 