Memorable+Blogs+from+Us+to+You

By Vicki Cobb [|How Do Teachers Use Our Books?] [|So Much Student Writing….Who Knew?] [|Good Writing Is Memorable: Scientific Proof] [|Good Teaching Bottled and Preserved] [|Great Discoveries While Researching]
 * Want to know what we think? We've been quite vocal in our award-winning group blog: Interesting Nonfiction for Kids.Now ending our third year there is a wealth of information and insights into nonfiction content and the the writing process. Below, we've included links to some of our most significant blogs for teachers. Read them for pleasure and feel free to comment on them on our discussion page.**

By Sue Macy [|Age Appropriate] [|My Favorite Students] [|Getting Organized] [|That One Subject] By Dorothy Hinshaw Patent [|Nonfiction Books in the Classroom] [|Story Telling and Learning] [|Ink Think Tank's Newest Link]

By David M. Schwartz [|It’s “Math Lit” But Is It Good Lit?] [|Where’s the Math?] [|Pre-School through High School: Non-Fiction Picture Books Across the Grades] [|Poetry in Non-Fiction] [|Math Literature for the Older Set] [|How Much Is 700 Billion?]

By April Pulley Sayre [|How Do I Find Ideas? A Roundabout Answer] [|From Song To Book] [|Nonfiction Writing As a Way To Learn] [|Fish Art, Fish Writing: Nonfiction As a Springboard]

By Rosalyn Schanzer [|On Looking Good from the Waist Up Whilst Wearing Running Pants and Tennis Shoes] [|The Best Stories of All Time. Really!] [|The Art Part: Drawing Readers In] [|A Pinch of Salt] [|Coming Soon to a Theater Near You!!!]

By Jim Murphy [|Words from the Author (about Benedict Arnold)] [|Not Your Father’s History about War and Peace] [|A Letter to Readers (about //A Savage Thunder//)]