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Eyeopeners! : how to choose and use children's books about real people, places, and things 🔍
Kobrin, Beverly New York, N.Y. : Penguin Books, UConn ASC Children's Literature Collection, New York, NY, 1988
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Includes indexes, Bibliography: p. 301-302
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ia/eyeopenershowtoc00kobr.pdf
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Eyeopeners! (Penguin Handbooks)
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Beverly Kobrin; photographs by Richard Steinheimer and Shirley Burman
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Penguin Books by Mail, Dept. BA, Box 999, Bergenfield, NJ, 07621-0999 ($9.95 plus $1.50 postage and handling)
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Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd
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Penguin (Non-Classics)
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Ladybird Books Ltd
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United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
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New York, N.Y, New York State, 1988
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October 1, 1988
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PS, 1988
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类型: 图书
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出版日期: 1988
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出版社: Penguin Books
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页码: 317
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Penguin Handbooks
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Includes indexes.
Bibliography: p. 301-302.
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topic: Children
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Type: 英文图书
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Bookmarks:
1. (p1) Acknowledgments
2. (p2) Introduction by Jim Trelease
3. (p3) 1. What's in This Handbook?
4. (p4) 2. Why Nonfiction?
5. (p5) 3. How I Began
6. (p6) 4. Give Your Kids TLC-the Total Literature Connection
7. (p7) 5. For Parents Especially
8. (p8) 6. For Grandparents Especially
9. (p9) 7. For Teachers Especially
10. (p10) 8. The Non-Book-Report
11. (p11) 9. For Librarians Especially
12. (p12) 10. How to Judge a Book by Its Cover-and Nine Other Clues
13. (p13) 11. A Guide to 500+ Children's Nonfiction Books, with 150 Tips
14. (p76) 12. How to Use the Quick-Link Index
15. (p77) The Quick-Link Index
16. (p78) Notes
17. (p79) Bibliography
18. (p80) Index of Autbors, Illustrators, and Book Titles
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theme: Children
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Intended as a practical reference tool, this book maintains that nonfiction books are an essential element in the education of all children. The book first discusses the hows and whys of using nonfiction books to encourage reading and enhance a child's innate need to know, then offers tips to link books to children's everyday experiences, and finally reviews, discusses, and recommends more than 500 such books. The book's 12 chapters are as follows: (1) What's in This Handbook? (2) Why Nonfiction? (3) How I Began...; (4) Give Your Kids TLC--the Total Literature Connection; (5) For Parents Especially; (6) For Grandparents Especially; (7) For Teachers Especially; (8) The Non-Book-Report; (9) For Librarians Especially; (10) How To Judge a Book by Its Cover--And Nine Other Clues; (11) A Guide to 500+ Children's Nonfiction Books, with 150 Tips (arranged in more than 60 topics); and (12) How To Use the Quick-Link Index. Appendixes include the Quick-Link Index, 14 notes, a 39-item bibliography, and an index of authors, illustrators, and book titles. (SR)
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A thorough going guide for parents, librarians, and teachers combines information and advice on evaluating and using nonfiction books in a reading program wth an annotated list of more than five hundred books
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How to use nonfiction children's books. Bibliography is categorized by subject
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2023-06-28
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