AASL Standards–Based Learning for Primary Grades: 21 Lessons Inspired by Picture Books

Author:   Maureen Schlosser ,  Rebecca Granatini
Publisher:   American Library Association
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Pages:   208
Publication Date:   30 March 2019
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   Maureen Schlosser ,  Rebecca Granatini
Publisher:   American Library Association
Imprint:   ALA Editions
ISBN:  

9780838917756


ISBN 10:   0838917755
Pages:   208
Publication Date:   30 March 2019
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Available To Order   Availability explained
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Collaboration is more than an educational buzzword in this professional resource; it is the key ... This guide will help librarians looking for new ideas to establish collaborative relationships with classroom teachers on common objectives saving valuable planning time. -- School Library Connection The introduction maps every chapter to the AASL Standards, as well as three additional sets of school standards. This makes it easy for librarians to track what standards they've covered and share that progress with administrators ... I commend the authors for creating such a useful resource for school librarians. -- Against the Grain This is an excellent resource for teachers and librarians who want to feature picture books in their lesson planning; it also offers useful advice on how to build and expand collaborations between the classroom and the library. -- Booklist


"""Collaboration is more than an educational buzzword in this professional resource; it is the key ... This guide will help librarians looking for new ideas to establish collaborative relationships with classroom teachers on common objectives saving valuable planning time."" -- School Library Connection ""The introduction maps every chapter to the AASL Standards, as well as three additional sets of school standards. This makes it easy for librarians to track what standards they've covered and share that progress with administrators ... I commend the authors for creating such a useful resource for school librarians."" -- Against the Grain ""This is an excellent resource for teachers and librarians who want to feature picture books in their lesson planning; it also offers useful advice on how to build and expand collaborations between the classroom and the library."" -- Booklist"


""Collaboration is more than an educational buzzword in this professional resource; it is the key ... This guide will help librarians looking for new ideas to establish collaborative relationships with classroom teachers on common objectives saving valuable planning time."" -- School Library Connection ""The introduction maps every chapter to the AASL Standards, as well as three additional sets of school standards. This makes it easy for librarians to track what standards they've covered and share that progress with administrators ... I commend the authors for creating such a useful resource for school librarians."" -- Against the Grain ""This is an excellent resource for teachers and librarians who want to feature picture books in their lesson planning; it also offers useful advice on how to build and expand collaborations between the classroom and the library."" -- Booklist


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Maureen Schlosser is a retired school librarian who writes for BookPagez and blogs for Knowledge Quest. She was the co-chair of the Nutmeg Book Award and has presented at state and national library conferences. Her articles about integrating the arts with library lessons and advocacy were published in library journals. She blogs at Library Lessons. Rebecca Granatini is a content area curriculum specialist with the Wethersfield, CT Public School System. She has many years of teaching experience across all grade levels K-5. A 2016 Fund for Teachers Fellow, she frequently offers professional development and conference workshops in the areas of STEAM Education, as well as integrative science and math education. She blogs at Library Lessons.

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