Brush Up Your Booktalks: Promoting Literature-Based Reading: Part II.
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| author | Norton, Terry L. Anfin, Carol S. |
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| contents | Brush Up Your Booktalks: Promoting Literature-Based Reading: Part II. Norton, Terry L. Anfin, Carol S. Authors Books Characterization Childrens Literature Elementary Education Independent Reading Librarians Literary Genres Literature Media Specialists Moods Motivation Techniques Reading Interests Reading Strategies Recreational Reading Children quickly become bored with repetition requiring the library media specialists to vary their booktalk formats to sustain children's attention and promote recreational reading. This article discusses the four basic booktalk formats: plot summary, anecdote, character description, creation of mood, and a fifth to promote books with a common component such as theme, author, or genre. (PEN) |
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| spellingShingle | Brush Up Your Booktalks: Promoting Literature-Based Reading: Part II. Norton, Terry L. Anfin, Carol S. Authors Books Characterization Childrens Literature Elementary Education Independent Reading Librarians Literary Genres Literature Media Specialists Moods Motivation Techniques Reading Interests Reading Strategies Recreational Reading Brush Up Your Booktalks: Promoting Literature-Based Reading: Part II. Norton, Terry L. Anfin, Carol S. Authors Books Characterization Childrens Literature Elementary Education Independent Reading Librarians Literary Genres Literature Media Specialists Moods Motivation Techniques Reading Interests Reading Strategies Recreational Reading Children quickly become bored with repetition requiring the library media specialists to vary their booktalk formats to sustain children's attention and promote recreational reading. This article discusses the four basic booktalk formats: plot summary, anecdote, character description, creation of mood, and a fifth to promote books with a common component such as theme, author, or genre. (PEN) |
| title | Brush Up Your Booktalks: Promoting Literature-Based Reading: Part II. |
| topic | Authors Books Characterization Childrens Literature Elementary Education Independent Reading Librarians Literary Genres Literature Media Specialists Moods Motivation Techniques Reading Interests Reading Strategies Recreational Reading |
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