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94Book Review: The Sneetches By Dr. Seuss
The Sneetches are a group of yellow bird-like creatures that live on a beach in a far away land. And on this beach there are two types of Sneetches: One type with green stars on their bellies and one type without. The Sneetches that do not have...
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86How to Use Children's Books to Teach Tolerance and Respect for Others
Teaching tolerance and respect for others is a difficult job these days, especially with the increased rates of bullying. Using books is a great way to help children understand and respect others' differences. This hub includes a list of books and how to use them to teach tolerance.
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85How to Publish a Children's Book
This article is a comprehensive overview of how to publish a children's ebook on Kindle, Nook, iPad, and smartphones; how to submit manuscripts of children's books to traditional book publishers; a discussion of advantages and disadvantages of publishing children's books under different formats; and provides helpful hints on children's book publishing in general.
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85Children's Picture Books for December Storytime Themes
These themes and book selections will make your December story hour planning a snap! Themes include snowmen, mittens, playing in the snow, and gingerbread.
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83Classic Fairy Tale Illustrations & Where to Find Online
There is a treasure trove of classic fairy tale illustrations to explore from the 'Golden Age of Illustration'...
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83It Looked Like Spilt Milk: A Fun Lesson in Perspective
A literature based lesson plan on perspective. Includes a classroom game, a classic book with ideas on how to share it, and ideas for a class project to anchor and enjoy learning.
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81Caldecott Award Winners
A site that lists all Caldecott Award Winners from 1938 to the present, based on grade level appropriateness.
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82Being Green: Preschool Books About Earth Day, Environmentalism, and Recycling
Children's books for Earth Day spread the message of preservation and environmentalism in lots of different ways. My list of Earth Day Selections include several that are appropriate for early elementary ages.
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82He showed us where the Wild Things Are: A tribute to Maurice Sendak
Maurice Sendak was a brilliantly subversive illustrator and author whose books revealed the dark side of a child's imagination. Max, Mickey, and other child heroes overcame monsters who threatened to destroy them. This is a tribute to his work and legacy.
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79The Grouchy Ladybug by Eric Carle Children's Book Review and Preschool Lesson Plan
The Grouchy Ladybug by Eric Carle first published in 1977 is a children's book classic. It's visual appeal and themes of telling time, bullying, and comparing sizes will entertain preschool and elementary age audiences. This thorough review includes a lesson plan for story time presenters and suggestions for teachers.
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