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Awards: Bringing the NCTE 2023 Notable Children’s Poetry Books and Verse Novels into the Classroom
Each year, the NCTE Outstanding Poetry for Children Award Committee selects notable poetry books and verse novels published within the calendar year. In this article, we offer three themes the 2023 NCTE Notable Poetry and Verse Novels address and offer reviews for teachers to consider as they share these books with their students.
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Bella & Bean
When Bean constantly distracts her while she tries to write, Bella finds her poems taking unexpected and silly twists, till she realizes she has written a wonderful poem about her best friend.
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Awards: Awakening Poets: The Heart of Georgia Heard
Sharing young emergent bilinguals’ artwork and voices, this article highlights drawing and talking as valuable practices to recognize capacities and create belonging in literacy classrooms.
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Lemonade sun : and other summer poems
A collection of poems celebrating summer sights and sounds.
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Bringing the NCTE 2023 Notable Children's Poetry Books and Verse Novels into the Classroom
Pizzo et al review Mother Winter by James Christopher Carroll, Odder by Katherine Applegate and Behold Our Magical Garden: Poems Fresh from a School Garden by Allan Wolf and illustrated by Daniel Duncan.
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One day, the end : short, very short, shorter-than-ever stories
A series of tales involving a precocious girl doing ordinary things in a creative and energetic manner. Nine shorter-than-ever stories of a dozen words or less become considerably more sophisticated when readers delve into Koehler's dynamic cartoon illustrations.
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Awakening Poets: The Heart of Georgia Heard
Georgia Heard is well known for creating the Heart Map, but she is also a wife, mother, poet, writer, speaker, and educational consultant. Georgia is the recipient of the 2023 NCTE Excellence in Poetry for Children Award. As a poetry student at Columbia University, Georgia met Lucy Calkins and joined the Teachers College Writing Project as a teacher of writing. When Heard was working with a fourth-grade class one day, the students had many heartfelt writing ideas, but she noticed when they wrote poetry, it contained overused rhymes such as \"roses are red, violets are blue.\" To help students feel the emotions of poetry and connect with personally relevant poetry topics, she drew a large heart on a piece of chart paper. Coming from a family of cartographers, she thought that having poetry writers look deeply into their hearts might help.
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Digger the dinosaur and the cake mistake
Today is the big dino party, and Digger and Dadasaur take a ride into town to get a cake, but before long, they end up getting lost.
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