Lola M. Schaefer
Author of Mittens
About the Author
Lola Schaefer is an author, teacher, speaker and writing consultant who is passionate about helping children learn the tools of writing so they can express themselves. Lola is the author of more than 200 books for children including picture books, easy readers, classroom books and informational show more texts. Her book Frankie Stein, published by Marshall Cavendish in 2007, was awarded the Children's Choice Book Award in 2008 and the Mockingbird Award in 2009. As an educational consultant, Lola has worked in dozens of schools across the country. She shares effective classroom strategies on writing workshop, the craft of writing, and genre structures. Lola offers demonstration lessons, as well as general presentations on craft mini-lessons and the art of writing. She is the author of ten Scholastic Professional Resource books for teachers that focus on strategies to improve student writing. Lola lives with her husband Ted in the mountains of north Georgia. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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Works by Lola M. Schaefer
Booker T. Washington (First Biographies: Writers, Artists, and Athletes) (2003) 44 copies, 2 reviews
Hidden Dangers: Seek and Find 13 of the World's Deadliest Animals (Animal Books for Kids, Nonfiction Book for Kids) (2017) 29 copies, 1 review
A Fun Day at Fun Park: Ready-to-Read Graphics Level 1 (Sprinkles and Swirls) (2021) 11 copies, 1 review
A Cool Day at the Pool: Ready-to-Read Graphics Level 1 (Sprinkles and Swirls) (2022) 10 copies, 2 reviews
Parrot fish 1 copy
We need fire fighters 1 copy
Johnny Appleseed 1 copy
Read and Learn: It's My Body Set: Arms and Hands / Legs and Feet / Hair / Head / Neck and Shoulders (2004) 1 copy
THIS IS THE SUNFLOWER 1 copy
animales espinosos 123 1 copy
Mi corazón 1 copy
Somos Iguales 1 copy
George Washington Carver 1 copy
Push and Pull (Way Things Move) by Schaefer, Lola M. published by Pebble Books (2001) [Paperback] 1 copy
[Some Kids Use Wheelchairs: Revised Edition (Understanding Differences)] [By: Schaefer, Lola M.] [January, 2008] (2008) 1 copy
Families 1 copy
What’s that Mittens? 1 copy
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- Birthdate
- 20th Century
- Gender
- female
- Nationality
- USA
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- USA
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This is a cute, festive read that focuses on the way zoos prepare and enjoy Christmas. It tackles decorating for guests and preparing treats for their wild residents. As a zoo fan, I love that this book mentions enrichment and presents the behind-the-scenes aspects of special events in zoo communities!
An introduction to plant growth, this book's unique set up is what is most interesting. Each left hand page opens up to show the fruit and how it is picked. The book briefly describes the process by which each plant matures and I believe is just enough to motivate students to research more on their plants of interest.
Being a gardener, as I read this book I would guess what each plant would produce. Based on the blossoms, leaves, and/or the structure of each plant I was able to identify each show more plant before reading on. This is a very well illustrated book and is written in poetic verse.
This book would be a great attention getter to lead into a lesson on plant growth. show less
Being a gardener, as I read this book I would guess what each plant would produce. Based on the blossoms, leaves, and/or the structure of each plant I was able to identify each show more plant before reading on. This is a very well illustrated book and is written in poetic verse.
This book would be a great attention getter to lead into a lesson on plant growth. show less
While for some this book, with a star shining brighter, could think this book is leading to the Christmas story.....it is. But it's more subtle than that. The bear calls everyone, from all around, from all walks of life, to come together for peace.
Isn't that what the Christmas story is really and truly all about? Jesus Christ. The prince of peace.
Isn't that what the Christmas story is really and truly all about? Jesus Christ. The prince of peace.
This beautifully illustrated fold-out book is an excellent way to draw picture book lovers into early nonfiction. Every page focuses on a plant that flowers before it produces food. Each flower is explored through a cross-section diagram on top of illustrations of plants, pollinators, and children interacting. The text nearly has a cadence, and the words are a bit (ahem) flowery. But! There is a helpful glossary in the back, right after the book’s miniature growing guide.
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- 300
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- Rating
- 3.9
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