Jane Manners
Author of Annie's Pictures
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Works by Jane Manners
Harcourt School Publishers Trophies: Below Level Individual Reader Grade 1 Ann Gets A Map (2002) 100 copies
Harcourt School Publishers Trophies: Nellie Bly-Making News, On Level Individual Reader Grade 2 (2002) 51 copies
Harcourt School Publishers Trophies: Below Level Individual Reader Grade 2 Minnie, The Talking Bird (2002) 37 copies
Waiting in Line 3 copies
Teacher Talk 3 copies
The Explorer (City Stories - Rigby and the Children's Television Workshop's Literacy Street Series) 1 copy
Good Night, City Lights 1 copy
The Rocket (City Stories - Rigby and the Children's Television Workshop's Literacy Street Series) 1 copy
Las fotografias de Annie 1 copy
The Wise Woman and the Sky 1 copy
Usen La cabeza 1 copy
A Bully Named Laura Sue 1 copy
Minnie the Talking Bird 1 copy
LES NUAGES 1 copy
Happy Chinese New Year! 1 copy
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This concept was nice but I don't think small kids would not grasp the lesson. The illustration was outdated but still colorful and nice. I do think there was just to much stray from the concept of the story.
Story includes information on Jackie Robinson, then a short biography of Jackie Robinson and a few activities.
Age Appropriateness: Early Elementary
Review: This is an example of Contemporary Realistic Fictionthat is created by the author, but contains students in a realistic setting. Everything that occurs in the book (such as liking different things) would really happen, yet the characters and story are made up.
Characterization: Ollie's character is revealed to us by what his friends are saying about his preferences. He is a round character because as the story goes on, we learn more and more about show more him, however he is also static because his character does not change.
Media: Computer graphics. show less
Review: This is an example of Contemporary Realistic Fictionthat is created by the author, but contains students in a realistic setting. Everything that occurs in the book (such as liking different things) would really happen, yet the characters and story are made up.
Characterization: Ollie's character is revealed to us by what his friends are saying about his preferences. He is a round character because as the story goes on, we learn more and more about show more him, however he is also static because his character does not change.
Media: Computer graphics. show less
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