Today, I’m pleased to be hosting children’s author Michael Selden for Day 3 of his virtual book tour through the National Writing for Children Center. Using “The Boy Who Ran” as a Teaching Tool If I were using THE BOY WHO RAN as a teaching tool, I might link the story of the boy having…
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Trade book Tips for Teachers from Children’s Author Susanna Leonard Hill
Today, I’m pleased to be hosting children’s author Susanna Leonard Hill. This is Day 3 of her virtual book tour through the National Writing for Children Center. Susanna will be talking about how her books can be used in a classroom setting. Trade book Tips for Teachers from Children’s Author Susanna Leonard Hill I am…
Tradebook Tips for Teachers from Children’s Author Sally O. Lee
Today, I’m hosting Day 3 of a 5-day virtual tour (sponsored by the National Writing for Children Center) for Sally O. Lee’s new book, Pop! Pop! Bam! Bam! Sally offers some tips that teachers can use to create a discussion after a classroom read-aloud. Sally’s Tips for Teachers I think my books are very good…
Writing Children’s Books – Category Differences
There are a number of categories within the children’s book genre. The target audience ranges from babies right through to young adults. This provides a unique opportunity for writers to pick and choose a category that feels comfortable to write in while still remaining within the children’s book market. Each category is geared toward a…