Extractions: Language Arts Authors The Official Eric Carle Web Site Jan Brett Patricia Polacco L ... Seussville Poetry Poetry For Kids Kids Lit GrandpaTucker's Rhymes and Tales Nursery Rhymes ... The Poetry Corner Online Stories Children's Story Books Candlelight Stories Clifford the Big Red Dog Picture Books ... StoryPlace- The Children's Digital Library
For Children Stats 3, Classic Children's Books, Astrix, Kid lit General, 3095, 5, nursery rhymes, Ken1260,nursery rhymes, 2520, Easy. 48, childrens TV Shows, Phillywitch, Assorted TV Trivia http://www.funtrivia.com/stats/20_popular.html
Extractions: Quiz ID Created By Category Times Played Difficulty 'The Rugrats' on Nick hungreee Rugrats. Simple Simple Questions Just for Children hungreee Mixed Trivia for Kids Simple Classic Children's Books Astrix Kid Lit General Average What Movie is this Disney Character from? Disney Trivia for Kids Simple The First Harry Potter Book awkins Harry Potter Book 1 Easy The Sorcerer's Stone stacia Harry Potter Book 1 Simple Nursery Rhymes Nursery Rhymes Easy Easy Animal Groups minch Animals for Kids Easy A Fun Quiz teenytiger Mixed Trivia for Kids Simple Disney Movie Fun Disney Trivia for Kids Simple How do the animals go? Animals for Kids Simple Who Am I? Quiz-a-Matic Mixed Trivia for Kids Simple Disney movies stacia Disney Trivia for Kids Very Easy A Quiz about Fruit for Kids! thejazzkickazz Food for Kids. Simple Brain Stuff morrow Mixed Trivia for Kids Very Easy Very easy kids quiz rmillar Mixed Trivia for Kids Simple Harry Potter: The Dursley Days Smurphie Harry Potter Book 1 Very Easy Harry Potter Character Names Harry Potter - Characters Simple Kids TV and Movies hungreee Assorted TV Trivia for Kids Easy Hard Harry Potter Trivia dalgleish Harry Potter - Books Average 'Lion King' Trivia Lion King, The
Aust & NZ Childrens's Authors YOUNG AND OLD 1907 GUMTREE BROWNIE 1907 BEFORE THE LAMPS ARE lit 1911 ELVES 1930A BUNCH OF WILD FLOWERS 1933 SIXPENCE TO SPEND 1935 nursery rhymes 1948 Plus http://www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au/Usrpages/Collect/austnz.htm
Extractions: ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF GIRLS/BOYS SCHOOL STORIES IRENE CHEYNE ANNETTE OF RIVER BEND 1941 DAVID OF THE STARS 1942 GOLDEN CAULIFLOWER (1937) LITTLE BLUE MOUNTAIN 1944 GLADYS LISTER GLADYS LISTER (nee Henriques) was born in Melbourne, Australia, in 1887. She was the seventh of a family of ten which had emigrated from the USA. She spent her formative years at 'Cromarty,' an exclusive and private Melbourne school. When she was 14 the family moved to Perth. There she finished her schooling before the family moved once again - this time, to Sydney. Here, Gladys studied at the Julian Ashton Art School, just as did PIXIE O'HARRIS . Gladys married in 1913 and settled in Bellevue Hill. The couple had two children, Peter and Roberta, before moving to Vaucluse in 1923. [It can be pointed out to Sydneysiders that Vaucluse at that time was akin to settling on the far south coast these days. Million dollar mansions now occupy the area where once simple cottages abounded among mounds of shady English trees and gardens.] Gladys began seriously writing for children the year she attained her half-century - in 1937. Pixie O'Harris, then at radio station 2UE, encouraged her to write stories that would be suitable for broadcasting. Gladys found it a relatively simple matter to write using the surrounds of her own cottage and garden, filling the stories with fairies and gnomes as well as the familiar animals and birds.. These stories were eventually collected in her first publication, 'The Little Round Garden', illustrated by Pixie and published in 1938 by Angus and Robertson. At the beginning of the Second World War, thousands of children evacuated from Britain began to arrive in Australia, so Gladys began to write a series of books based on the adventures of these children in their new homeland. She donated the royalties from these books to the British Children's Comforts Fund, as well as staging many parties for the arriving children in her by now famous garden.
Searched For: "English Lit" Brainy Baby English / childrens (2). English Patient / O.s.t. Old English nursery rhymes / Various (1). On This Island English Songs / Various (1) http://www.musicfringe.com/store/english-lit
Childrens Books On Tape & Books On CD-ROM childrens Books on Tape Books on CDROM for location Flint Memorial Library. Weesing nursery rhymes /, J CAS/BOOK BEA. The little mermaid, J CAS/BOOK lit. http://134.241.121.66/reports/j_bot_mnr.htm
Extractions: Flint Memorial Library Author Title Call # Disney discovery series presents People at work ; Disney discovery series presents Things that go J CAS/BOOK DIS Fievel to the rescue J CAS/BOOK SWE The golden wonderland of nursery rhymes J Record Sing with me animal songs J CASSETTE SIN Walt Disney's Mary Poppins J CAS/BOOK WAL Walt Disney's story of lady and the tramp ; the wizard of oz J CAS/BOOK WAL Alexander, Lloyd. The remarkable journey of Prince Jen / YA CASSETTE Fic Ale Alexander, Martha G. And my mean old mother will be sorry, Blackboard Bear JJ CAS/BOOK/Ale Alexander, Martha G. We're in big trouble, Blackboard Bear : story and pictures / JJ CAS/BOOK/Ale Allard, Harry. Miss Nelson is back J CAS/BOOK ALL Almond, David, 1951- Kit's wilderness / YA CASSETTES ALM Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875 Best known stories. J CASSETTE AND Anderson, Laurie Halse. Speak / YA CASSETTE AND Armour, Michael C. Orca song / J CAS/BOOK ARM Asheron, Sara. Will you come to my party? JJ/CAS/BOOK/Ash Aulaire, Ingri. Benjamin Franklin J CAS/BOOK/D'Au Aulaire, Ingri.
Welcome To V-Tech On-Line Store @ Mail Order Express preschool, first computers, babys first computer, childrens laptop, cars Includes9 popular nursery rhymes. Excellent graphics and large back-lit screen. http://www.mailorderexpress.com/vtech.html
Extractions: Welcome to V-Tech Games Online Shop @ Mail Order Express Where can I buy toys? Here at Mail Order Express! We specialise in toys, gifts, games and jigsaw puzzles for children of all ages. Search our extensive range of wooden toys and soft toys for baby and toddler gifts. We also stock many items for older boys and girls, plus traditional family games. You can pay for your shopping online in our secure server or phone, FAX or post your order to us. Please click a link to start shopping.
Peel District School Board - Parents Boost Learning Participate in childrens programs at the library. Sing and chant the skipping rhymesyou remember from your childhood, for example Read nursery rhymes and poetry http://www.peel.edu.on.ca/parents/tips/lit-promote.htm
Elementary Links: Subject Results childrensWRITING is an e-mail discussion 4. Child lit, literature, Resources. site is filled with fairy tales, nursery rhymes,interactive stories http://www.oswego.org/Staff/CCHAMBER/linkscf/subjects.cfm?start=51&code=Language
Subject Title List - General Literature THE RYE litTLE B 13.95 0316769177 childrens OWN LONGFELLOW FA DK PUBLIS 16.95 078942665XlitTLE lit FOLKLORE AND LUCY COUSINS BOOK OF nursery rhymes AN PENGUIN http://www.thedistributors.com/inven/subject/literat.htm
Karen And Music to play nursery rhymes and other childrens songs, or up her tastes in music changedfrom nursery rhymes and songs from 5 to 18 The City lit Nordoff Robbins http://caslater.freeservers.com/music.htm
Extractions: Karen and Music Karen enjoys listening to the radio, listening to tapes and listening to live music as long as it's not too loud. She plays the piano making up her own music, using thirds but otherwise its quite avant-garde. She plays her keyboard and enjoys dancing. The last photograph on this page is one of many pictures Karen has taken of her favourite things. This shows a keyboard, a tape and her Fisher price tape recorder. The story continues with "People who have helped Karen", "Karen the Celebrity", "Karen and Swimming" and "Karen goes to college".
Baltimore Curriculum Project Draft Lessons Introductory Notes Kindergarten literature - nursery rhymes. Discuss the poem with the children. BCPDRAFT lit/HIST 43. A New True Book The Sioux. Chicago childrens Press, 1984. http://www.cstone.net/~bcp/K/KNLit.htm
Extractions: Baltimore Curriculum Project Draft Lessons Introductory Notes These lessons generally follow the grade-by-grade topics in the Core Knowledge Sequence, but they have been developed independent of the Core Knowledge Foundation. While the Core Knowledge Foundation encourages the development and sharing of lessons based on the Core Knowledge Sequence, it does not endorse any one set of lesson plans as the best or only way that the knowledge in the Sequence should be taught. You may feel free to download and distribute these lessons, but please note that they are currently in DRAFT form. At this time the draft lessons on this web site do NOT have accompanying graphics, such as maps or cut-out patterns. Graphics will be added to this site later. In participating BCP schools, these lessons are used in conjunction with the Direct Instruction skills programs in reading, language, and math. If you use or adapt these lessons, keep in mind that they are meant to address content and the application of skills. You will need to use other materials to ensure that children master skills in reading, language, and math. Kindergarten - Literature - November - Overview The literature lessons for November will again contain two sayings and phrases. It is suggested that previous sayings and phrases be review and reexamined. The poetry section will continue to expose children to the nursery rhymes of Mother Goose. Please refer to page 23 October Literature Overview for suggested titles of Mother Goose Rhymes.
Literature In addition, site includes childrens literature resources for Kiddie lit on theNet features annotated of classic fairy tales, nursery rhymes, and holiday http://www.csun.edu/~vceed009/lalit.html
Extractions: Literature Adventures of Beowulf. The Adventures of Beowulf is a serialized adaptation of the old English version by Dr. David Breeden. This online version helps high school students better understand the original Beowulf Adventures of Mira. The Adventures of Mira feature online stories for girls in grades K-4. As the girls read along, they can listen to the Mira's stories on RealAudio if it is downloaded and installled as well as hear Mira sing. In addition, they can write Mira via email Gutenburg Project for grades 4-12. The site includes biographical information on Aesop and a random fable-generator Aesop Fables. Aesop Fables is the creative efforts of Professor Giloth's computer-art students at the UMass Amherst. The table of contents contains 20 tales which the students presented with illustrations in a traditional version and also in a contemporary version. Visit also Original Fables to read student versions of twelve Aesop's fables. These sites are suitable for grades 4-12. Aesop's Fables. Aesop's Fables, created by John R. Long, contains an alphabetically arranged collection of over online 654 fables for grades 4-12. Each tale includes the moral of the story and many are presented on RealAudio. The site also offers online the 127 fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen African American Women Writers of the 19th-Century.
Extractions: Books N-S Titles in Alphabetical Order Title Author Subject Publisher Age Group N-O SPELLS NO! SLATER, TEDDY MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS - FICTION SCHOLASTIC INC. PRE-GR 1 NA KEIKI ELIMA WILSON, WILLIAM H. HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII PRESS 1992 PB/ER NA MELE O HAWAII NEI BEAMER, NONA HAWAIIAN SONGS UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII PRESS 1987 ADULT NA PULE KAHIKO GUTMANIS, JUNE HAWAIIAN PRAYERS EDITIONS LIMITED ADULT NA LEO I KA MAKANI (VOICES ON THE WIND) VAUGHAN, PALANI HAWAII MUTUAL PUBLISHING EDITIONS ADULT NA PANIOLO O HAWAI'I MARTIN, LYNN J. (EDITOR) HAWAII'S COWBOYS HONOLULU ACADEMY OF ARTS ADULT NA POKUPUNI 'EWALU O HAWAI'I NEI DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION HAWAIIAN STORIES DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ALL AGES NA MELE O HAWAII NEI - 101 HAWAIIAN SONGS HAWAIIAN SONGS UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII PRESS ALL AGES NA KEIKI `ELIMA WILSON, WILLIAM H. HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE - STORIES `AHA PUNANA LEO ALL AGES NA AKUA O PANAU KONANUI, `OULU HAWAIIAN FOLKTALE, HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE LEARNING HALE KUAMO`O ALL AGES NA LEO I KA MAKANI: VOICES ON THE WIND VAUGHAN, PALANI
Pierce College Library: Vocational Web Starting Points WebTraveller's Toolkit Essential Kid lit Websites section Mouseum Looking forclassic childrens songs lyrics Mike's Collection of nursery rhymes This site http://www.pierce.ctc.edu/Library/internet/Vocational.html
Extractions: Accounting The role of the GAO is to examine the use of public funds; evaluate federal programs and activities; and provide analyses, options, recommendations, and other assistance to help Congress make effective oversight, policy, and funding decisions. Their web site includes information on GAO reports, testimony, and correspondence; the GAO Federal Rules Database; publications about accounting and financial management, computer and information technology, evaluation research and methodology, and government policy and guidance; FraudNET (you can use this to report allegations of fraud, waste, abuse, or mismanagement of federal funds); and general information about the GAO. (Maintained by the GAO.)
Elyse's CSI Crime Scene Investigation Site: Gil Grissom The office is dimly lit, and the walls are covered with sample a variety of sourcesRobert Frost, Shakespeare, obscure childrens' nursery rhymes, Humpty Dumpty http://members.aol.com/JRD203/csi-C-grissom.htm
Extractions: Grissom has a Ph.D. in Biology from the University of California in Los Angeles,* but one would assume he has a Ph.D. in entomology as well. He's one of 15 forensic entomologists in the country. He attends various forensic lectures and teaches them as well. He's in charge of the night shift at the Las Vegas Criminalist's Bureau. He was promoted to Supervisor after the disastrous Holly Gribbs incident in which Brass was sent back to Homicide. Catherine Willows is his second-in-command, while Nick, Warrick and Sara report directly to him. He's slowly getting the hang of handling the paperwork involved in his job as Supervisor (such as evaluations). Grissom loves his job it's basically his life. It's the scientific puzzle-solving aspect he enjoys, but he detests the politics and paperwork involved as he'd much rather pursue the truth than politics. Catherine called him "politically tone-deaf," which is a good description as he refused to play politics and told the press that he felt the FBI had not caught the Strip Strangler. This did not sit well with the Sheriff, who then put Grissom on an enforced two-week vacation. Grissom once said he curses more in his job now that he does paperwork. He doesn't worry about comitting 'professional suicide,' "at least not while I'm doing it."
Links Books (USA) http//monroe.lib.in.us/childrens/predict.html. Study Web Children'sliterature - nursery rhymes http//www.studyweb.com/lit/child/clnursery http://www.kinderlit.ecsd.net/links.htm
Extractions: Kindergarten Literacy Links A to Z Teacher Stuff: Children's Literature Activities Index . Over 500 links and activities for children's books. http://www.atozteacherstuff.com/stuff/literatu.html ABC's: letters to print off and use. http://abcteach.com/ABC/ABCmenu.htm ABC's of the Writing Process - a telecollaborative project created by Edmonton teachers that elaborate on the entire process of writing. Excellent site. http://www.angelfire.com/wi/writingprocess/ Activities for Teaching Reading http://www.sil.org/lingualinks/library/literacy/fre371/vao852/fre218/krz768/index.htm Addressing the Literacy Needs of the Emergent and Early Readers http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/areas/issues/content/cntareas/reading/li100.htm Aesthetic Realism http://www.aestheticrealism.org/Teaching_Method-MMa.htm Alphabuddies Alphabet Ideas: http://www.dltk-kids.com/alphabuddies/ Balanced Literacy Resources (4-block) http://doors.cybertrails.com/~aethelbah/4-block.htm Balanced Literacy - What Should It Look Like in the Classroom? http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/Atrium/1783/BalancedLiteracy.html
Lycos Homepage > Arts Entertainment And Games > Arts > Literature > Chil childrens´ literature Links to many pages for children, including Children´s lit.com - Database of kids´ books Ideas for how to teach nursery rhymes to pre http://www.lycos.co.uk/dir/Arts_Entertainment_and_Games/Arts/Literature/Children
In The Shadow Of Insanity her, Mrs. Wakefield said she heard childrens' cries late black candles that Wendyhad lit on their Sometimes she would sing nursery rhymes, sometimes she would http://freaks_paradise.tripod.com/Itsoi.html
Extractions: Wendy made it to school, late as usual. She walked in to class and took her seat. Whispers arose from the football players behind her, "Oh look, it's the freak", "She's escaped from the freak show", "Oh no, it's the devil worshipper" Wendy turned her head towards the voices that made the horrible accusations toward her, "Fuck you" she said in an evil voice, "One of these days you'll be sorry, I'll fucking kill you all" As Wendy left the classroom she heard laughing coming out of the classroom door, she made her way down to the office where she would be greeted by Mrs. Metz, the school principal. Mrs. Metz was a horrible woman, she treated the 'freaks' of the school as if they were dirt. At the beginning of the year, Mrs. Metz had pretended as if they weren't coming back and "Thought they were all transferring" so she forgot to register them. Likely story, Mrs. Metz wanted nothing more than for the school to be "freak free". She hated every one of them. Thought that they weren't normal, and that they didn't belong in "her" school. When Wendy arrived, she sat in one of the chairs, designated to the students who got in trouble. Mrs. Metz came out of her office, with a doughnut in hand, noticed Wendy sitting there, put her doughnut down and scowled at her.
CHILDE Project - Best Practice Report aspects to maintaining historical childrens literature nursery rhymes and Songs;Picture Books and Alphabets; security facilities (dimly lit, locked display http://www.bookchilde.org/Bestpractice.htm
Extractions: Best Practice Report The report consists of case studies, written by the partners and based on their own in-house collections. These have been compiled and analysed and are now presented as a Best Practice Model for the development and utilisation of children's historical book collections throughout Europe. Please click here to obtain a downloadable copy of this document in pdf format. Best Practice Report.PDF Conservation and Preservation Introduction TOP Conservation: Preservation: the collected books must undergo restoration to halt and prevent their physical disintegration to which these kind of books are particularly prone because of the heavy demand by children and the use of inferior paper. As with other rare books restoration should be undertaken in such a way as to preserve the original form as much as possible. The individual approaches made by the various libraries are set out in the following reports. Case Studies Buckinghamshire County Library Service, UK
