Inviting Authors and Illustrators. PEN 59.
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1986
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| author | Wignell, Edel, Comp. |
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| contents | Inviting Authors and Illustrators. PEN 59. Wignell, Edel, Comp. Authors Childrens Literature Class Activities Elementary Education Foreign Countries Program Development School Activities School Involvement Writing Instruction A compendium of practical information about Australia's Writers/Illustrators in Schools programs, this booklet, compiled in consultation with authors, illustrators, and organizers, strives to smooth the way for both visitors and schools in the challenge of helping children to enjoy books and writing. Pertinent quotes from authors and artists who have participated in such programs are interspersed among the various sections and clarify the different headings. The chief tenet of the booklet is that organization and communication are the keys to a successful visit. In the first sections, aims and invitations are discussed, followed by finance and timetables in the next sections. Publicity is the subject of one extended section, subdivided into school and/or classroom visits and large events. Another expanded segment is devoted to organizing a big event--for example, a writers' week at a library rather than at a school would need early planning--and an itemized list of helpful ideas is provided. A section on a children's writing camp or workshop advises that the organization of a culminating activity (a cooperatively produced book or recordings on tape) provides a tangible record for each child and the guest writer. The booklet closes with writers' thoughts on the teaching of writing and suggestions about children's letters to favorite authors. (References for adults and for children are provided.) (NKA) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1986 |
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| spellingShingle | Inviting Authors and Illustrators. PEN 59. Wignell, Edel, Comp. Authors Childrens Literature Class Activities Elementary Education Foreign Countries Program Development School Activities School Involvement Writing Instruction Inviting Authors and Illustrators. PEN 59. Wignell, Edel, Comp. Authors Childrens Literature Class Activities Elementary Education Foreign Countries Program Development School Activities School Involvement Writing Instruction A compendium of practical information about Australia's Writers/Illustrators in Schools programs, this booklet, compiled in consultation with authors, illustrators, and organizers, strives to smooth the way for both visitors and schools in the challenge of helping children to enjoy books and writing. Pertinent quotes from authors and artists who have participated in such programs are interspersed among the various sections and clarify the different headings. The chief tenet of the booklet is that organization and communication are the keys to a successful visit. In the first sections, aims and invitations are discussed, followed by finance and timetables in the next sections. Publicity is the subject of one extended section, subdivided into school and/or classroom visits and large events. Another expanded segment is devoted to organizing a big event--for example, a writers' week at a library rather than at a school would need early planning--and an itemized list of helpful ideas is provided. A section on a children's writing camp or workshop advises that the organization of a culminating activity (a cooperatively produced book or recordings on tape) provides a tangible record for each child and the guest writer. The booklet closes with writers' thoughts on the teaching of writing and suggestions about children's letters to favorite authors. (References for adults and for children are provided.) (NKA) |
| title | Inviting Authors and Illustrators. PEN 59. |
| topic | Authors Childrens Literature Class Activities Elementary Education Foreign Countries Program Development School Activities School Involvement Writing Instruction |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED280038 |