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- Welcome to: A Book or Two: Children's Literature Reviews, a blog site that offers information on new, classic, and favorite children's literature, reviewed by university professors, classroom teachers, librarians, and those studying to become teachers. We hope you will find "just the right book" to share with others. Our goal is to keep the site updated with information about children's authors, book awards, and new releases. Each entry will include the book cover picture, a brief overview, bibliographic information, and suggested uses for families, librarians, and teachers. We will categorize books in several different ways, to facilitate searching.
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10/22/14
The Paperboy
AUTHOR/ILLUSTRATOR: Dav Pilkey
PUBLISHER: Orchard Books PUBLICATION DATE: 1996
AWARDS: Caldcott Medal
GENRE: Fiction READING LEVEL: 3rd Grade
BRIEF OVERVIEW: When the whole neighborhood is still asleep, the paperboy is in the garage, rolling papers and filling his red bag to the top. With his faithful dog at his side, the paperboy sets off to deliver papers in the neighborhood.
INTEGRATED ACTIVITY: Have students write about how they spend an average day, from waking up to going to bed. Encourage children to discuss their most and least favorite parts of the day and explain their choices. See if children can identify the most peaceful, exciting, and tiring parts of their day. Then, some children can illustrate morning activities, others afternoon/during day activities, and remaining children can illustrate activities performed at nighttime
REVIEWER’S NAME & AFFILIATION: Rhonda Herb, Valdosta State University ECSE
LABELS: Writing, night, time management, bedtime, responsibility