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For Kids:
B.J. Pinchbeck's Homework
Helper: 425 terrific sites that can help you find any information
that you need.
Children's
Corner: A homepage for children on Children's Literature. Kids
can send e-mail to authors.
700 Great
Sites for children. American Library Association's collection
of sites that are "amazing, spectacular, mysterious, and colorful".
For
Teachers and/or Children's Literature Students:
Children's
Literature Web Site: An educational web site for learning about
children's literature. Resources, discussion boards, quick reference,
essential kid lit web sites.
ALA Official Caldecott
Awards Site
K-12 Math Projects: Mount
Hope Learning Center's website offers
lesson plans for over 120 different projects along with
age-appropriate skill descriptions, themes for programs, and sample
6-week courses.
Author
/ Illustrator School
Visits:
Author
Illustrator Source: Welcome to the place to find Published Authors
or Illustrators who make School Visits to Enrich your Curriculum.
Visiting
Authors - Authors and illustrators who specialize in presenting
school programs.
For
Parents:
Scholastic Inc. is
a publisher & distributer of children's books.
For
Authors/Illustrators:
picturingbooks.imaginarylands.org -
This site examines the makings of a picture book, describing all
the physical details that illustrators need to know.
www.picture-book.com -
This site has an exhaustive collection of helpful links for illustrators
and writers.
Society of Children's
Book Writers and Illustrators - Professional organization dedicated
to serving the people who write, illustrate or share an interest in
children's literature.
Children's
Book Council - Information on children's book publishing.
Advice
for Aspiring Writers & Illustrators: how to get a book published.
www.smartwriters.com:
This is a site for everyone who writes, reads, or teaches literature
for
kids.
www.underdown.org - The
creator of The Purple Crayon website is Harold Underdown, a children’s
book editor. The site has booklists, articles, and other resources
for writers, illustrators, librarians, teachers, and others interested
in children’s books.
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