Nonfiction voice options span a
continuum, from lively to lyrical. A writer’s topic and the approach he/she
chooses will dictate the best voice choice for a particular piece.
Voice Choice Activity
http://www.melissa-stewart.com/sciclubhouse/teachhome/writing_info.html
http://www.melissa-stewart.com/sciclubhouse/teachhome/writing_info.html
Two Writing Teachers Blog Post https://twowritingteachers.wordpress.com/author/dmurphy2013/
Nonfiction Categories
Writing Styles
Common Text Structures
Books
with Layered Text
Actual Size by Steve Jenkins
Beaks by Sneed B. Collard
The Bumblebee Queen by April Pulley Sayre
A Butterfly is Patient by Diana Hutts Aston
Dolphin
Baby by Nicola Davies
An Egg is Quiet by Diana Hutts Aston
Here Come the Humpbacks! by April Pulley Sayre
Just Ducks! by Nicola Davies
Leaving Home by Sneed B. Collard
Meet the Howlers by
April Pulley Sayre
Move! by Steve Jenkins & Robin Page
Never Smile at a Monkey by Steve Jenkins
No Monkeys, No Chocolate by Melissa Stewart
One
Tiny Turtle by Nicola Davies
A Place for Bats by Melissa Stewart
A Place for Birds by Melissa Stewart
A Place for Butterflies by Melissa Stewart
A Place for Fish by Melissa Stewart
A Place for Frogs by Melissa Stewart
A Place for Turtles by Melissa Stewart
A Rock Is Lively by Diana Hutts Aston
A Seed is Sleepy by Diana Hutts Aston
What Do You Do with a Tail Like This? by Steve Jenkins & Robin Page
When the Wolves Returned by
Dorothy Hinshaw Patent
Wings
by Sneed B. Collard
No Monkeys, No Chocolate Revision Timeline
How to Find Great Nonfiction
Mentor Texts
http://www.kidlitfrenzy.com/
(on Wednesdays)
AAAS/Subaru Prizes for
Excellence in Science Books
ALA Robert F. Sibert
Informational Book Award
CRA Eureka! Nonfiction
Children’s Book Award
Cook Prize for STEM Picture
Book
Cooperative Children’s Book
Center Choices List
Cybils Nonfiction Awards
NCSS Notable Social Studies
Trade Books for Young People
NCTE Orbis Pictus Award for
Outstanding Nonfiction for Children
NSTA-CBC Outstanding Science
Trade Books for Students K-12
YALSA Award for Excellence
in Nonfiction for Young Adults
And that's it! Phew.
Thank you, Thank you Melissa!
ReplyDeleteSo good of you, Melissa to offer this encouragement. Yesterday I felt like with all the time I spend on writing, and the minor financial rewards, should I give up. But I guess I really can't because my brain will keep creating and because of that I have to keep writing.
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