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students being motivated by obtaining rewards like pencils, stickers, good grades |
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engaging in activities for enjoyment, challenge, pleasure, or interest |
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when children have the opportunity to learn in social situations involving collaboration with teachers and peers |
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a classroom area composed of a library corner and writing area |
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part of the literacy center that is set up for students to create books and stories. Includes fun things like felt tip pens, computers, and other book making materials. |
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About 5 to 8 books per child are appropriate in a classroom library |
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a specific type of literature such as picture story book, informational book, or poetry |
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texts are closely associated with their illustrations |
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nonfiction for readers, nonfiction and expository text to broaden children’s background info |
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most do not have any story lines, though they often have themes. Each page usually carries a picture identified by a printed word. |
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includes nursery rhymes and fairy tales, familiar stories that our part of our heritage and that originated in the oral tradition of storytelling |
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retell many of the myths and traditional stories that are available in picture book style for the younger children |
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picture story books that deal with real life problems |
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carry definite story lines within pictures but use no words |
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longer books with chapters |
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simple biographies of historical figures, popular figures in sports and television performers. Books that tell about the life of a historical or popular figure. |
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larger versions of smaller picture storybooks or original pictures story books in large format |
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given by American Library Association for outstanding illustrations |
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given by American Library Association for outstanding books or novels |
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