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Writing For Children:     more books (100)

The Oxford Tagore Translations Box Set: Selected Poems / Selected Writings on Literature and Language/ Selected Short Stories / Selected Writings for Children by Rabindranath (the late) Tagore, Sukanta Chaudhuri, 2011-02-01 Memoir Writing and Illustrating for Children by Elizabeth G. Uhlig, 2003-09-01 Hands-On Activities for Children's Writing: Innovative Learning Style Resources by Angela Bruno, 1983-01 Writing for Young Children: A handbook for would-be writers, & for teachers & parents (Revised Edition of the 1954 Classic) by Claudia Lewis, 1982-03-25 Write Dance in the Early Years: A Pre-Writing Programme for Children 3 to 5 (Lucky Duck Books) by Ragnhild Oussoren, 2010-02-11 Wonders: Writings and Drawings for the Child in Us All by Jonathan Cott, 1982-10 Building a Foundation for Preschool Literacy: Effective Instruction for Children's Reading and Writing Development (Preschool Literary Collection) by Carol Vukelich, James Christie, 2009-04-02 Writing for Children: Expository Writing Writing Begins At Home: Preparing Children for Writing Before They go to School by Marie Clay, 1991-09 Long Is a Dragon: Chinese Writing for Children by Peggy Goldstein, 1993-06 Significant Studies for Second Grade: Reading and Writing Investigations for Children by Mary Anne Sacco, Karen Ruzzo, 2004-02-11 The Hero Journey: A Writer's Workbook by Gwynne Spencer, 2007 A Rule for Children and Other Writings (The Other Voice in Early Modern Europe) by Jacqueline Pascal, 2003-06-15 Children's writing: An approach for the primary grades by Leonard Sealey, 1979

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61. The Writing School—Writing For Children
    Debi van de Wiel. writing for children. Module 1 The Basics of Children s Writing; Module 2 Children s Writing Genres; Module 3 Marketing Ethics Publishing;  
    http://www.qualityofcourse.com/course_children.asp
    
    Extractions: Français About the School Writing Courses Double Guarantee ... How to Enroll "Hi Alex. Thanks so much! I'll let you know how things turn out; your future students may be interested. By the way, since taking your course, I've had the opportunity to publish in large publications such as the Western Producer , have a regular column in the Saskatoon Star Phoenix , and work contract as a technical writer. How's that for results from the course? So glad I took it!" The demand for good children's writers is growing steadily. We'll show you how to help meet that demand and fulfill your goal of becoming a published children's writer. Our Children's Writing Course shows you how to make the most of your talent, your interests, your childhood memories and feelings and turn them into memorable and marketable stories and articles for young readers. You'll also learn how to tackle the growing fields of radio, theatre and television for young audiences. Writing Courses We provide our students with various payment options: Full-payment option: You pay only $759.00 (CAD) and receive a $20.00 discount off our already low full-payment price of $779.00.

62. Iowa Summer Writing Festival - Writing For Children
    writing for children. June 1318 Weekend Workshops  
    http://www.continuetolearn.uiowa.edu/iswfest/html/genre/Writing_For_Children.htm

63. NYU SCPS Writing For Children Workshop X32.9347 The Center For
    › Advanced Course Search. The Center for Writing and Speech. writing for children Workshop. X32.9347 / Non–Credit / $580 SUMMER  
    http://www.scps.nyu.edu/departments/course.jsp?catId=27&courseId=43082

64. Welcome To The Writer's Guild Of Great Britain
    . writing for children. RICHARD So is there an essential difference between writing for children and writing for socalled adults? I  
    http://cgi.writersguild.force9.co.uk/Childrens/index.php?ArtID=38

65. Internet Homeworking Directory - Writing For Cash
    writing for children. The US based Childrens Book Council have produced a short report on writing children s books cover the following topics.  
    http://www.homeworkinguk.com/childrenswriting.htm
    
    Extractions: HOME WHAT'S NEW!! RECOMMENDATIONS Recommended Books ... HELP SUPPORT THIS SITE Welcome to Internet Homeworking Directory. WRITING FOR CHILDREN Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators The Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators was formed in 1971 by a group of Los Angeles based writers for children and is the only international organization to offer a variety of services to people who write, illustrate, or share a vital interest in children’s literature. They act as a network for the exchange of knowledge between writers, illustrators, editors, publishers, agents, librarians, educators, booksellers and others involved with literature for young people. There are currently more than 12,000 members worldwide, in over 70 regions, making it the largest children's writing organization in the world. Children's Book Insider This newsletter includes hard-hitting information-packed articles written just for the children's writer, such as.

66. Grow Your World - Continuing Studies At Western
    courses personal development -creative writing - writing for children (ONLINE). writing for children Online Editing,  
    http://www.uwo.ca/cstudies/courses/personal/writing/writingonline.html

67. Grow Your World - Continuing Studies At Western
    courses personal development -creative writing - once upon a time writing for children. Once Upon a Time writing for children,  
    http://www.uwo.ca/cstudies/courses/personal/writing/onceupon.html

68. Bloomsbury.com - Bookshop - Writing For Children
    writing for children Books for Writers by Margaret Clark A C Black (Publishers) Ltd 1997 Edition 2nd ed ISBN 0713646225 Format Paperback, C format 120 pages.  
    http://www.bloomsbury.com/BookCatalog/product.asp?sku=857784&Category_id=76

69. Index
    writing for children C. S. Bezas csbezas@earthlink.net So You Want to Write for Children? Writers Groups Get The Story Down Find  
    http://quietpoly.com/quietpoly/writingforchildrenindex.html

70. Samples Of My Writing For Children
    Samples of Stories I ve Written for Children. In 1996, I took a writing course through the Institute of Children s Literature. I  
    http://pages.ivillage.com/resa526/writing.html
    
    Extractions: Samples of Stories I've Written for Children In 1996, I took a writing course through the Institute of Children's Literature. I am placing exerpts from the beginnings of two unpublished stories that I wrote for younger children here. Both stories were inspired by my own childhood experiences. I hope to have them published as short stories for a children's magazine or a children's book. I would also like to do the illustrations for the stories.

71. Childrens's Book Council - Writing Children's Books
    The Art of writing for children Skills and Techniques of the Craft by Connie C. Epstein. Guide to writing for children by Jane Yolen.  
    http://www.cbcbooks.org/html/writing.html
    
    Extractions: Return to Publishing FAQs Learning About Children’s Trade Book Publishing Four to five thousand children's books—from picture books to young adult novels—are published in the U.S. each year. There are small publishing houses as well as large firms and conglomerates. There are many special interest publishers as well as houses with general publishing programs. A majority of larger, general trade book publishers are based in New York City, although there are many small and large houses in other parts of the country. Book publishing programs vary. While hardcover publishers originate books of every description, many lists reflect particular interests. For example, one list may reflect a publisher's emphasis on pre-school books; another may include a preponderance of books aimed at the middle grades and young adults; another, books that have originated abroad; and another may concentrate on nonfiction books on contemporary subjects. Paperback publishers originate titles on their own and purchase publication rights from hardcover publishers. Many original paperbacks appear in a series format and are originated by a book producer, sometimes called a packager, rather than by the publisher. Some hardcover publishers also publish paperback editions of titles from their own list, either at the same time the original hardcover publication appears, or after it.

72. Choosing Award-winning Nonfiction Writing For Children: Three Perspectives
    Choosing Awardwinning Nonfiction writing for children Three Perspectives. There are several awards now given for nonfiction writing for children.  
    http://www.cbcbooks.org/html/choosing_award-winning_nonfict.html
    
    Extractions: Return to Perspetives Choosing Award-winning Nonfiction Writing for Children: Three Perspectives “Imagination, invention, selection, language, form—these are just as important to the making of a good book of biography, history, or science as to the making of a piece of fiction,” wrote Milton Meltzer in 1976. At the time that Meltzer’s article, “Where Do All the Prizes Go? The Case for Nonfiction,” appeared in the February 1976 issue of The Horn Book Magazine From Cover to Cover: Evaluating and Reviewing Children’s Books (HarperCollins), author Kathleen T. Horning states: “Whatever their motivation for reading nonfiction, children deserve to have books of information that are accurate, engaging, and well written.” Nonfiction awards help to identify the best of those “accurate, engaging, and well written” works of nonfiction for children. Here is a glimpse at how those award winners are chosen. * There are several awards now given for nonfiction writing for children. For further information about these and other nonfiction awards, the Council suggested asking your school or local children’s librarian. Additional information can also be found on the Internet. The Washington Post -Children’s Book Guild Award for Nonfiction Jewell Stoddard Chair , 2002 Award Committee TheWashington Post -Children’s Book Guild Award for Nonfiction is granted each year to an “author or author/illustrator whose total body of work has contributed significantly to the quality of nonfiction for children.” The Children’s Book Guild is a sixty-five-year-old organization of authors and illustrators of at least two published works and a selection of members from the community of librarians and children’s literature specialists of Washington, D. C. The Guild presented its first award to David Macaulay in 1977. In 1982

73. WFNS: FAQ: Writing For Children
    WFNS Writers Federation of Nova Scotia. writing for children. If you are interested in writing for children, the first thing to do  
    http://www.writers.ns.ca/w4c.html
    
    Extractions: WFNS Writers' Federation of Nova Scotia If you are interested in writing for children, the first thing to do is read lots of children's books, and not just what you read as a child, but contemporary books hot off the presses, too. Become familiar with which publishing houses are producing what genres, so that when you send off a manuscript, you can be sure that you've given it to somebody with experience and interest in the type of work you do. No. Publishers like to choose an illustrator themselves and they also don't like to reject a good manuscript because they don't like the illustrations, or vice versa. Send your manuscript, and if it is accepted, the editor will choose an illustrator whose style she thinks will suit your work. No matter what type of manuscript you're submitting, always make sure it is clear, error-free, double-spaced, and on white paper. Leave a one and a half inch margin on the left and one inch margin on the right. The top and bottom margins should be one and a half inches. Use 8 1/2" x 11" paper. Never send your only copy. Computer printouts are okay as long as they are separated into individual pages, on good quality paper, with dark, letter quality print (either laser or high-quality inkjet). Secure your manuscript with a paperclip, not a staple, and number the pages. Always remember to include a self-addressed stamped envelope, or sufficient postage to return your work.

74. The Art Of Writing For Children: Skills And Techniques Of The Craft, By Connie C
    Paper, 0208-02297-X $15.00. .. .. The Art of writing for children. Skills and Techniques of the Craft. by Connie C. Epstein. Excellent. . . .  
    http://www.shoestringpress.com/books/artofwriting.html
    
    Extractions: "Excellent. . . . Offers practical instruction augmented by exercises. Would-be writers (as well as teachers and librarians) will profit from reading it." – School Library Journal About the Author Bulletin , she is also a teacher of writing and a freelance editorial consultant. Recent Titles Catalog How to Order About Us ... Back to Home The Shoe String Press, Inc.

75. Absolute Write Store: Writing For Children's Magazines By Karen King
    Instructor Bio. Karen King has been writing for children’s magazines since 1986. Quantity writing for children s Magazines by Karen King. Course  
    http://www.absolutewrite.com/store/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=AWS&Produc

76. WRITING FOR CHILDREN VIDEO SERIES! - Libraryvideo.com
    Curriculum Correlation Documents Available NEW! Digital Delivery Rights Available, Click here for details about writing for children on DVD.  
    http://www.libraryvideo.com/sm/writing_for_children.asp
    
    Extractions: The gang at Wordswork , a literary magazine written by and for kids, is at it again! Using their own work as well as other kids’ stories and letters, the busy team of editors ventures into the wide world of writing and learns the ins and outs of The Writing Process , identifies different Types of Writing , explores Story Writing and Expository Writing , and utilizes helpful Writing Resources . The magazine’s quirky publisher, Professor Plot, guides the editorial staff in their quest to understand the many forms, purposes, styles of and audiences for writing. Using colorful graphics, clear explanations and examples, and plenty of humor, the mysteries of writing unfold. From brainstorming to proofreading, the editors discover how good writing makes words work!

77. WRITING FOR CHILDREN! - Libraryvideo.com
    Curriculum Correlation Documents Available NEW! Digital Delivery Rights Available, Click here for details about writing for children on VHS.  
    http://www.libraryvideo.com/sm/writing_fcdvd.asp
    
    Extractions: The gang at Wordswork , a literary magazine written by and for kids, is at it again! Using their own work as well as other kids’ stories and letters, the busy team of editors ventures into the wide world of writing and learns the ins and outs of The Writing Process , identifies different Types of Writing , explores Story Writing and Expository Writing , and utilizes helpful Writing Resources . The magazine’s quirky publisher, Professor Plot, guides the editorial staff in their quest to understand the many forms, purposes, styles of and audiences for writing. Using colorful graphics, clear explanations and examples, and plenty of humor, the mysteries of writing unfold. From brainstorming to proofreading, the editors discover how good writing makes words work!

78. LMKBooks.com - Writing For Children - Classes For Adults
    Books, Currently I teach winter semesters in the Vermont College MFA in writing for children program in Montpelier, VT. It is a low  
    http://www.lmkbooks.com/about4.html
    
    Extractions: Currently I teach winter semesters in the Vermont College MFA in Writing for Children program in Montpelier, VT. It is a "low residency" post-graduate program, meaning we meet for ten days on campus at the beginning of the semester, then each faculty member works with four or five students through monthly mailed packets during the term. Every other year, I teach the spring quarter of the University of Washington-ext.'s three-quarter certificate in Writing for Children.

79. WRITING FOR CHILDREN
    writing for children. writing for children demands some special skills and has distinctive requirements, and this course will put you on the right lines.  
    http://www.lancs.ac.uk/depts/conted/openstudies/courses/c writing/writing_for_ch
    
    Extractions: WRITING FOR CHILDREN Writing for children demands some special skills and has distinctive requirements, and this course will put you on the right lines. We will look at what publishers - and children - want; how to develop effective plots; how to develop characters that appeal to children; and other aspects of story-telling such as the style of your writing. Come along and get in touch with the child within you. This course can be counted towards the Certificate in Creative Writing. Lancaster Tutor Jane Eagland Venue Storey Institute, Meeting House Lane Details 8 weekly meetings starting Monday 6 October 2003 Times Fees A £61 B £49 C £24 Course Code Credit Points Back to Lancaster courses Back to DCE homepage Fee Information Enrolment Information ... Student Support

80. Enhancing Education: A Children's Producer's Guide: Writing For Children's Web S
    writing for children s Web Sites. Here are some tips to keep in mind when writing content for children s Web sites Keep sentences  
    http://enhancinged.wgbh.org/kids/formats/web/kids.html
    
    Extractions: Here are some tips to keep in mind when writing content for children's Web sites: Keep sentences short, and limit each sentence to one thought. Paragraphs should also be short and limited to one concept or idea. Verify that the text is written to the site's target age group. If you use a difficult word, explain what it means in the text or include it in such a way that the reader will understand its meaning by the context. Avoid scrolling pages. Younger kids, especially those under 7, have a difficult time keeping their places on the screen as they scroll. Keep columns narrow. It is easier for a child to read text if there aren't too many words on a line. For the youngest readers, about five words per line is recommended. Connect images to the text as much as possible. For example, by adding images such as arrows to on-screen selections, you'll make it clear to your young audience what those selections do. Use larger type sizes for sites designed for beginning readers. Readers often scan text on a Web page, so it can be helpful to highlight keywords within the text.

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