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R is for Research
R is for
Research About the
Book: Cal D. Cat returns to the library,
and
this time he and his friends are working on a research assignment! The
cute kitty from L is for
Library shadows students
around the media center as they follow a recommended research strategy
through the alphabet:
A
great way to introduce basic research concepts, this engaging picture
book will get children excited about working their own way through the
alphabet!
Reviews and
Awards
"In this
timely new picture book from stellar children's author Toni Buzzeo,
readers explore the inner workings of the research report.
Written in alphabet style, the clever text hums long with a
lovely rhythm and cadence. I'm a cat lover, so I couldn't help
but fall in love with the idea of following the steps of producing and
presenting a research report using cats as the model. There's
just so much to love about this book. Students of all ages will
find it informative and clever. Teachers and librarians will
appreciate the lessons, graphic organizers, and tips found in the
supplement that accompanies the text. Use this book to help kids
research a topic of their own (even if it isn't about cats!), develop
PowerPoint presentations, and present the information to the class
using today's technology. This
book deserve a place in every teacher's classroom where thoughtful and
original research writing is a goal." ~ Ruth Culham "Author Toni Buzzeo has created
lyrical, rollicking text that depicts a group of school
children delving into the many avenues of research and
inquiry. Simple yet purposeful, R is for Research
informs and entertains! In addition to the sing-song rhyme
that guides readers through the students' quest, Nicole Wong's
illustrations tell another tale. Readers are invited to observe
the delightful watercolor illustrations closely and uncover a
parallel story, one suitably "purr"fect for the plot!R is for Research is a must-have for
any learning environment in which young minds are encouraged
to taking learning to new levels. It's the perfect device to use as a
springboard for research and inquiry. Well done, Ms.
Buzzeo and Ms. Wong!" ~Jennifer Ward
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