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9780205281367

Essentials of Children's Literature

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  • ISBN13:

    9780205281367

  • ISBN10:

    0205281362

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1998-08-01
  • Publisher: Pearson College Div
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"Using a "facts-only" approach for students and their instructors, renowned authors Carol Lynch-Brown and Carl Tomlinson offer an abundance of examples to illustrate how to use children's literature in the classroom. Part One of the book covers current trends and the introductory material students need in order to begin selecting, reading, and evaluating children's trade books. Part Two defines and describes specific genres of literature and discusses the types of books that fall within the categories. Part Three presents curriculum and teaching strategies."--BOOK JACKET.

Table of Contents

Preface xv
PART ONE CHILDREN AND LITERATURE 1(39)
1 Learning about Children and Their Literature
1(24)
Definition of Children's Literature
2(1)
Content
2(1)
Quality
3(1)
The Personal Value of Literature to Children
3(2)
Enjoyment
3(1)
Imagination and Inspiration
3(1)
Vicarious Experience
4(1)
Understanding and Empathy
4(1)
Heritage
4(1)
Moral Reasoning
4(1)
Literary and Artistic Preferences
4(1)
The Academic Value of Literature to Children
5(3)
Reading
5(2)
Writing
7(1)
Content Area Subjects
8(1)
Art Appreciation
8(1)
Approaches to Studying and Interpreting Literature
8(1)
Choosing Books for Children
9(1)
Know the Child
9(1)
Know the Books
10(1)
Consider the Mode of Delivery
10(1)
Censorship
10(4)
Reliable Sources for Book Titles
14(1)
Literature for the Developing Child
15(4)
Ages 0 to 2
16(1)
Ages 2 to 4
16(1)
Ages 4 to 7
17(1)
Ages 7 to 9
17(1)
Ages 9 to 12
18(1)
Children's Reading Preferences
19(1)
Children's Reading Interests
19(2)
Research in Children's Literature
21(1)
Trends in Children's Literature
22(1)
References
22(3)
2 Learning about Books
25(15)
Elements of Fiction
26(6)
Plot
26(2)
Characters
28(2)
Setting
30(1)
Theme
30(1)
Style
31(1)
Visual Elements
32(2)
Line
33(1)
Color
33(1)
Shape
33(1)
Texture
34(1)
Composition
34(1)
Artistic Styles
34(1)
Artistic Media
35(1)
Book Format
36(2)
Balance and Variety in Book Selections
38(1)
Categories of Literature
38(1)
References
39(1)
PART TWO CATEGORIES OF LITERATURE 40(184)
3 Poetry
40(27)
Definition and Description
41(1)
Types of Poetry Books
41(1)
Mother Goose and Nursery Rhyme Books
41(1)
Nursery and Folk Songbooks
42(1)
Anthologies of Poetry
42(1)
Specialized Poetry Books
42(1)
Single Illustrated Poems
42(1)
Elements of Poetry
42(3)
Evaluation and Selection of Poetry
45(1)
Children's Poetry Preferences
46(1)
Historical Overview of Poetry
46(2)
Poetry Types and Forms
48(5)
Poetry in the Classroom
53(5)
Students' Listening to and Saying Poems
53(2)
Students' Reading and Writing Poems
55(3)
References
58(1)
Notable Poets
58(1)
Recommended Poetry Books
59(8)
4 Picture Books
67(26)
Definition and Description
68(1)
Evaluation and Selection of Picture Books
68(2)
Historical Overview of Picture Books
70(1)
Types of Picture Books
71(5)
Baby Books
71(2)
Interactive Books
73(1)
Toy Books
73(1)
Alphabet Books
73(1)
Counting Books
73(1)
Concept Books
74(1)
Wordless Books
74(1)
Picture Storybooks
74(1)
Easy-to-Read and Pattern Books
75(1)
Picture Books for Older Readers
75(1)
Transitional Books
75(1)
References
76(1)
Notable Authors and Illustrators of Picture Books
76(2)
Recommended Picture Books
78(15)
5 Traditional Literature
93(18)
Definition and Description
94(1)
Evaluation and Selection of Traditional Literature
94(1)
Historical Overview of Traditional Literature
95(2)
Types of Traditional Literature
97(4)
Myths
98(1)
Epics
99(1)
Legends and Tall Tales
99(1)
Folktales
99(2)
Fables
101(1)
Religious Stories
101(1)
References
101(1)
Notable Retellers and Illustrators of Traditional Literature
102(1)
Recommended Traditional Literature
102(9)
6 Modern Fantasy
111(18)
Definition and Description
112(1)
Evaluation and Selection of Modern Fantasy
112(1)
Historical Overview of Modern Fantasy
113(2)
Types of Modern Fantasy
115(6)
Modern Folktales
115(2)
Animal Fantasy
117(1)
Personified Toys and Objects
118(1)
Unusual Characters and Strange Situations
118(1)
Worlds of Little People
118(1)
Supernatural Events and Mystery Fantasy
118(1)
Historical Fantasy
119(1)
Quest Stories
119(1)
Science Fiction and Science Fantasy
120(1)
References
121(1)
Notable Authors of Modern Fantasy
121(1)
Recommended Modern Fantasy Books
122(7)
7 Realistic Fiction
129(20)
Definition and Description
130(1)
Evaluation and Selection of Realistic Fiction
131(2)
Historical Overview of Realistic Fiction
133(3)
Types of Realistic Fiction
136(3)
Families
136(1)
Peers
136(1)
Adolescent Issues
137(1)
Survival and Adventure
137(1)
People with Disabilities
137(1)
Cultural Diversity
138(1)
Sports Stories
138(1)
Mysteries
138(1)
Animal Stories
138(1)
References
139(1)
Notable Authors of Realistic Fiction
139(1)
Recommended Realistic Fiction Books
140(9)
8 Historical Fiction
149(17)
Definition and Description
150(1)
Evaluation and Selection of Historical Fiction
150(1)
Early Books and Trends in Historical Fiction
151(2)
Topics in Historical Fiction
153(5)
Themes in Historical Fiction
154(1)
Periods of History in Fiction
155(3)
References
158(1)
Notable Authors of Historical Fiction
158(1)
Recommended Historical Fiction Books
159(7)
9 Nonfiction: Biography and Informational Books
166(21)
Definition and Description
167(1)
Evaluation and Selection of Nonfiction
168(2)
Historical Overview of Nonfiction
170(2)
Types of Biographies
172(2)
Authentic Biography
172(1)
Fictionalized Biography
173(1)
Biographical Fiction
174(1)
Topics of Informational Books
174(2)
Biological Science
174(1)
Physical Science
175(1)
Social Science
175(1)
Applied Science
175(1)
Humanities
176(1)
References
176(1)
Notable Authors of Nonfiction
176(1)
Recommended Nonfiction Books
177(10)
10 Multicultural and International Literature
187(37)
SECTION ONE: Multicultural Literature
188(9)
Definition and Description
188(1)
Values of Multicultural Literature for Children
188(1)
Evaluation and Selection of Multicultural Literature
189(2)
Historical Overview of Multicultural Literature
191(2)
Types of Multicultural Literature
193(4)
African-American Literature
193(2)
Asian-American Literature
195(1)
Hispanic-American Literature
196(1)
Jewish-American Literature
196(1)
Native-American Literature
197(1)
SECTION TWO: International Literature
197(7)
Definition and Description
197(1)
Values of International Literature for Children
198(1)
Evaluation and Selection of International Literature
199(2)
Historical Overview of International Literature
201(2)
International Books by World Regions
203(1)
References
204(1)
Notable Authors and Illustrators of Multicultural Literature
205(1)
Notable Authors, Illustrators, and Translators of International Literature
206(2)
Recommended Multicultural Books
208(8)
Recommended International Books
216(8)
PART THREE LITERATURE IN THE SCHOOL 224(51)
11 Planning the Literature Curriculum
224(26)
The Literature Curriculum
225(1)
Organizing the Literature Curriculum
225(3)
Genre
225(1)
Author or Illustrator
225(1)
Literary Element and Device
226(1)
Notable Book
227(1)
Theme or Topic
227(1)
Literature in the Reading Program
228(3)
Literature-Based Reading
228(2)
Basal Reading Program Supplemented by Children's Literature
230(1)
Developing the Literature Curriculum
231(13)
Designing a Classroom Environment
232(2)
Building a Classroom Library Collection
234(1)
Outlining a Year-Long Literature Curriculum
235(3)
Fleshing Out the Units of Study
238(2)
Implementing a Schoolwide Curriculum in Literature
240(4)
Evaluating the Literature Program
244(5)
References
249(1)
12 Developing Teaching Strategies
250(25)
Experiencing Literature
251(10)
Reading Aloud by Teachers
251(3)
Silent Reading by Students
254(1)
Booktalks
255(2)
Storytelling
257(1)
Shared Reading
258(1)
Literature across the Curriculum
259(1)
Bibliotherapy
260(1)
Audiotapes and Videotapes
260(1)
Responding to Literature
261(12)
Oral Response
261(7)
Written Response
268(1)
Graphic Arts Response
269(4)
References
273(2)
APPENDIX A Children's Book Awards 275(36)
APPENDIX B Professional Resources 311(14)
APPENDIX C Children's Magazines 325(4)
APPENDIX D Short Story Collections 329(4)
INDEX TO CHILDREN'S BOOKS AND AUTHORS 333(36)
SUBJECT INDEX 369

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